Sentence examples for a relatively high occurrence from inspiring English sources

Ziesolleck and McDiarmid (1995) have shown that the low frequencies (1 2 m Hz) had a relatively high occurrence for low geomagnetic activity levels (Kp < 2), whereas the higher frequencies (3 4 mHz) had a relatively high occurrence during more active intervals (Kp ~ 4).

We also propose a relatively high occurrence of effects on potential auxiliary splicing signals.

Mutations in the SMAD2 gene have a relatively high occurrence in liver cancer, and overexpression of SMAD7 has been also reported in HCC patients.

Unfortunately, there was a relatively high occurrence of hypoglycemia among the patients despite strict insulin regulation and the relatively short duration of the experiment (compared to intensive insulin therapy).

Individuals from the WC and CUM populations, located near the CC population, had an increased number of black crescents, while the WC population revealed an increase in the mean orange tail area and, together with CAS, a relatively high occurrence of the double sword, compared to other guppy populations measured.

Similar to what observed in NS subjects with PTPN11 mutations [Tartaglia et al., 2002; Zenker et al., 2004], SOS1 mutation-positive patients exhibit a high prevalence of PS (68% of cases), which was typically associated with ASD (35% of cases), a relatively high occurrence of atrial and ventricular septal defects (39% of cases), and a low prevalence of HCM (<10% of cases).

Our study demonstrated that CUB in Citrus species and P. trifoliata is biased towards AT richness, and a relatively higher occurrence of A- and T-ending codons was observed.

Adverse events during introduction after a negative FC test have been documented for failure in 12.7%% of the cases by Eigenmann et al. and in 5.5 % by Flammarion et al. A possible explanation for the relatively high occurrence of symptoms during introduction at home might be that the introduction dose was higher than the final dose of the FC test.

This region is mostly a rural area and based on the questionnaire, poor hygiene practices may explain the relatively high occurrence of C. burnetii abortions.

In conclusion, the relatively high occurrence (23%) of B19 virus infection in patients presenting with anaemia, suggests that it should be considered in the differential diagnosis of persistent anaemia in renal transplant recipients.

Whether large-scale wave structures or gravity waves are responsible for the relatively high occurrence of ESF in these regions/months in the C/NOFS data needs further investigations.