Sentence examples for Rare prevalence from inspiring English sources

Due to exceedingly rare prevalence of L. monocytogenes endophthalmitis, it is not high on most differentials, and diagnosis is made only after culture.

Therefore, although the development of GGNs and part-solid GGNs in our case series is relatively rare (prevalence of 0,6%), a better interpretation of these findings is nevertheless important for clinical management.

It is also among the rare prevalence studies were home sampling by postal recruitment was used.

Our first NalS CipDS isolate was isolated 13 years ago, and since is rare (prevalence ≈1%.).

The biological behavior of SC differs in specific, and these patients require special awareness, despite the relatively rare prevalence.

Adding the effect of five higher risk variants with odds ratios of 20 per variant, and rare prevalence of 0.1%, raises AUC to 0.607, and CCNT to 63.3%.

We did not observe a decrease in the already-rare prevalence or progression of cervical myelopathy over time.

To improve search for rare (10% prevalence) targets, we provided eye movement feedback (EMF) to observers during their searches.

For the majority of rare headaches, prevalence and incidence have been estimated by case reports or underpowered observational studies.

Experiment 1 suggested that EMF might be an effective method of reducing errors in search tasks with rare (10% prevalence) targets.

HAE is a rare (1 10,000-1 50,000 prevalence), autosomal dominant disorder characterized by a quantitative (type I) or qualitative (type II) deficiency of C1 esterase inhibitor (C1-INH) due to a mutation of the C1-INH SERPING1 gene, located on chromosome 11q.