The phrase "are found more frequent" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "are found more frequently."
Example: "In this study, certain species are found more frequently in urban areas than in rural ones."
Alternatives: "are found more often" or "occur more frequently."
When analysing data per campaign (Table 2), TTC marking was found more frequent after autumn campaigns than after spring campaigns (chi2 = 16.7; P = 0.00004).
Also, the occurrence of resistance encoding integrons has been found more frequent in E. coli strains of phylogenetic group B2 compared to non-B2 strains [ 20].
Advanced stage (Ann Arbor stage III or IV) was found more frequent in AITL patients (72.0%) than other subtypes, especially ENKL patients (42.9%).
Discordant positions were found more frequent for InDels as opposed to SNVs with 8 (1.17%) loci as false positive and 4 (0.58%) loci as false negative positions.
Furthermore, diastolic dysfunction, which is believed to be the responsible mechanism for the development of heart failure in the majority of patients with HFNEF, is known to be found more frequent in diabetic patients [ 23].
In addition, the presence of two NOD2 mutant alleles was found more frequent in the pediatric-onset CD patients as reported by others [ 23, 25] and may predict complicated disease [ 26].
Public health education within the communities in which higher HIV TDR is found, more frequent testing of those within those communities and appropriate and early treatment are all public health interventions can reduce transmission and improve the outcomes within that community.
The c.-1973T > C polymorphism located in the SERPINA1 promoter region is found more frequent in A1AT deficiency patients with liver disease compared to patients with pulmonary disease, but data are lacking regarding contribution to the development of liver diseases caused by other aetiologies.
In contrast, deletions of 4q and 13q are found significantly more frequent in poorly differentiated HCCs.
The vast majority of patients will be assessed according to this protocol unless dysplasia is found, when more frequent intervals of endoscopy a few months apart coupled with more intensive endoscopic pinch biopsies should be used.
