Sentence examples for a frequent incidence of from inspiring English sources

We found that general anesthesia added significant intraoperative risks for core hypothermia which is in accordance with previous reports showing a frequent incidence of hypothermia with general anesthesia [ 43, 44].

Neuraxial administration of morphine - an opioid, which is considered as a gold standard for analgesia, has been associated with a frequent incidence of pruritus and post-operative nausea and vomiting (PONV) [ 1– 3].

The clinical features of the O104:H4 infection were also unusual, including a frequent incidence (nearly 50%) of severe neurological symptoms such as epileptic seizures, paresis, delirium and coma in a subset of HUS patients (Jansen & Kielstein, 2011).

We found a more frequent incidence of vegetative symptoms (photo/phonophobia and vertigo) in female sex (p< 0.05).

The patients whom anesthesiologists see in daily clinical work do not have such a high frequent incidence of shivering.

Nearly at the same time William Auguste Dubreuilh observed a striking frequent incidence of keratoses and skin cancers in the vineyard workers in the Bordeaux region of France.

In this large sample of patients with different etiology of GN an early time point of kidney biopsy was associated with smaller declines in kidney function, a less frequent incidence of dialysis/transplantation, and death.

The study showed a less frequent incidence of agitation, faster recovery, earlier extubation and lower total ICU cost, and had a trend to accelerate ICU discharge compared with midazolam alone.

Thus, the finding of chromosomal regions with frequent incidence of LOH in a neoplasm suggests that those regions may harbour one or more TSGs.

This schedule was not considered suitable for taking forward to a larger multicentre trial because of the frequent incidence of prolonged neutropenia.

Both cleavage and blastocyst stage IVF embryos also showed frequent incidence of mosaic aneuploidy, with a subset of blastomeres containing abnormal number of chromosomes.