The phrase "and in occurrence of" is not correct in standard written English.
It is likely intended to convey a condition or situation but is awkwardly phrased.
Example: "Please notify us and in occurrence of any changes, we will adjust our plans accordingly."
Alternatives: "in the event of" or "in case of".
Gender-specific and age-specific differences and trends in occurrence of UAP admissions.
Evidence for an association between the use of antimicrobials in animals and increase in occurrence of resistant bacteria in humans is often not as direct as observed in this study.
As such, several areas have been identified where improvements in coordination and cooperation between different agencies of the seven emirates in the UAE will produce national datasets permitting the analysis of the magnitude and trends in occurrence of specific diseases.
Of particular interest is the frequent occurrence of S. Weltevreden and recent increase in occurrence of S. Rissen, S. Stanley, and S. Schwarzengrund.
Figures 1, 2, and 3 present the changes in occurrence of genital warts (among women and men), CIN2, 3, and cervical cancer incidence, respectively.
Unlike the American studies, we found no differences between Dutch and ethnic minority patients in occurrence of triggers.
Epidemiological monitoring of CAP was started in 2002 in our intensive care unit (ICU) and revealed an increase in occurrence of severe Enterobacter CAP (EnCAP) from 2002 to 2005.
All patients finished their treatment schedule of 6 cycles of TAC and no significant difference in occurrence of chemotherapy-related adjustments were found between the two groups.
Metal on metal v traditional bearing surfaces Two studies compared metal on metal with metal on polyethylene bearing and found no difference in occurrence of revisions.
In [3], Hiroaki et al. propose and evaluate a mobile ad hoc network system to pursue the location and personal information of victims in occurrence of disaster.
