Sentence examples for both a higher frequency from inspiring English sources

Asymptomatic shedding is common and is associated with both a higher frequency and a larger amount of HIV-1 in genital secretions.

Patients treated at lower volume hospitals experienced both a higher frequency of potentially avoidable adverse events and failure-to-rescue rates.

This difference in responses in egg production rate versus egg number was explained by both a higher frequency of egg defects in the genomic line (5.7 vs 4.0%%) and earlier age at sexual maturity of birds in the genomic line (141 vs. 145 days).

8 Indeed, it should be remembered that in a qualitative study in 2006, Belgian family doctors were disappointed to observe both a higher frequency of infection in infants and a difficulty in obtaining compliance with the vaccination schedule following parental separation.

This is not fully compatible with our finding, as we found both a higher frequency of nodal involvement with the CYP2C8/9 *3/*1/*2/*1 genotype (in tumours larger than 20 mm) and a higher risk of any type of breast cancer recurrence, especially in women treated with tamoxifen.

For both CNVs, a higher frequency was observed in the LS/HNPCC cases compared to controls.

48 Two studies reported on the association between body mass index and a diagnosis of diabetic ketoacidosis and both showed a higher frequency of diabetic ketoacidosis in those children with a lower body mass index.

Surprisingly, both cohorts had a higher frequency of Treg than NC, and patients presumably cured of their disease following therapy were not different from those with tumours in respect to the proportions of Treg in the periphery.

A true variant will be present on both strands,, and at a higher frequency than both background error rates because it is the sum of the true allele frequency and the error rate.

The natural cyclic bleeding ceases during the first month of treatment and thereafter reaches amenorrhea as in pattern number 3. The bleeding patterns 5 and 6 in Figure 5 both show a high frequency of undesirable spotting or bleeding.

The population studied was: 107 patients (with HAART) and 152 patients (no HAART) and in both studies there were a higher frequency in young white males.