Sentence examples for Rare incidence from inspiring English sources

Rare incidence of reduced test results might have masked significant correlations.

Rare incidence of xerostomia was found during the acute phase of CCRT.

Umbilical hematomas are fortunately very rare (incidence approximately 1 5000).

Anal cancer remains rare (incidence of about 1·5 per 100 000 women yearly), but rates are increasing in many countries.

At the Congressional hearing Friday, the American College of Radiology plans to testify that mandatory accreditation would help reduce the rare incidence of radiation mistakes, a spokesman said.

These MYSTIC Program (2006) results demonstrate the continued need to monitor the carbapenem class potency and spectrum of activity against Enterobacteriaceae as well as P. aeruginosa because of the documented presence of serine carbapenemases and rare incidence of metallo-β-lactamases that may further compromise their activity and that of other β-lactam agents.

Even if each type of MPS presents a rare incidence, the overall incidence is not negligible (1 in 25,000 live births).

Femur fractures (Fig. 18a) though rare (incidence of 0.13 per 1000 live births) can occur in context of excessive traction on the femur; the most common manifestation being spiral fractures involving femoral shaft.

The Scout Association said that the fact that the abuser was not reported to the police was "an inappropriate and unacceptable response to that situation", but added: "It was an extremely rare incidence".

Rare incidences of misimprinting on song led to hybridization and introgression.

"The government considers cases of abuse as rare incidences, but we have clear evidence that labour exploitation is prevalent and, in some cases, one in six respondents in fact, bear all the markers of forced labour".