Sentence examples for cases occurrence from inspiring English sources

The way of using the record of this map makes the chance of tie cases occurrence as less as possible.

In nearly one-third of cases, occurrence of a new lesion, worsening stenosis or an extending aneurysm can be visualised in these patients [21].

Generally, this filter is imposed to account for the fact that, in some cases, occurrence records may have coordinates in countries where the collection is located, rather than where the specimen was collected.

While synchronous gallbladder and biliary tree cancers have been reported between 5 and 7.4 % of cases, occurrence of metachronous cancers has been rarely reported for extra-hepatic bile duct cancers [25].

It is important to emphasize, however, that in some rare cases, occurrence of new mutations in the region targeted for M1 primers could change the BC signature and complicate discrimination between clades 2C and 2B.

In some provinces of northern Italy, the detection of WNV circulation through entomological surveillance was as early as July, largely more in advance than human cases occurrence [ 38].

During the study period, no case was reported before September and after December and peaks of cases occurrences were all in October, followed by a sharp drop in case numbers.

Effects were also explored at longer lags (up to 3 weeks prior to case occurrence).

Univariable negative binomial regression models identified an association between risk of IMD and increasing weekly influenza A activity the week of, and two weeks prior to, case occurrence, and RSV activity during the week of case occurrence only (Table 3).

We estimated effects of respiratory virus activity up to 3 weeks prior to case occurrence (see Figures S1, S2, and S3 for unadjusted results).

Given the incubation period for IMD (typically <7 days) [1] we considered exposures occurring within 1 week of case occurrence to fall within plausible effect periods.