Sentence examples for because of incidence of from inspiring English sources
Posterior lumbar interbody fusion (PLIF) has been scrutinized in the field of decompressive surgery because of incidence of iatrogenic dural tear, epidural bleeding, neural injury, risk of damage to cauda equina at higher levels as well as adjacent soft tissue severance, including muscles, facet joints, and ligamentous structures [ 1, 2, 8].
The government did this because of incidences of suspected pesticide illnesses in agricultural communities and because of the increased cost of spraying throughout a growing cycle thanks in part to major climate shifts that increae disease stress.
The estimated DALYs lost because of incidences of stroke, chronic bronchitis, and premature death due to PM2.5 contributed substantially to annual health impacts.
This population is of particular interest, because their incidence of breast cancer is one of the highest in Europe (Bouchardy et al, 2006).
Compared with winter months, surgical services in July tend to have sicker patients because of more trauma, and medical services have fewer sick patients because of reduced incidence of respiratory problems.
Purpose of review Despite HIV therapy advances, average life expectancy in HIV-infected individuals on effective treatment is significantly decreased relative to uninfected persons, largely because of increased incidence of inflammation-related diseases, such as cardiovascular disease and renal dysfunction.
This is possible because of increasing incidence of caesarian deliveries across the states of India.
The CP-868,596/docetaxel/axitinib was not dose escalated because of increased incidence of mucositis-like adverse events (AEs) with concurrent neutropenia relative to that expected for docetaxel.
Other trials were terminated because of high incidence of anaphylaxis [263], currently all the clinical trials of compound (564) are on hold.
Also, ITM would be advantageous for early ambulation following CD because of lower incidence of numbness and motor weakness in lower extremities compared to CSEA-EDA.
