Sentence examples for combined occurrence from inspiring English sources

Only one report described combined occurrence and familial clustering in a Swiss family which sparked our interest in reporting the present familial presentation [14].

Since the frequency of markers in a population can be ascertained and the presence of each marker in an individual is independent from the existence of another marker, the combined occurrence of several markers is unique to an individual.

To our mind, research on Multi-Language specificallyelopment (MLSD) deals specifically with the combined occurrence and use of programming languages; not with individual programming languages themselves, but neither with cross-language links specifically.

Because they are potentially modifiable and may coexist, we evaluated the combined occurrence of a reduced forced expiratory volume in 1 second (FEV1) and peripheral artery disease (PAD), including its association with exertional symptoms, physical inactivity, and impaired mobility, in sedentary elders with functional limitations.

Only the latter neurons represent the combined occurrence of the information from the two sources, providing a good measure of integration.

Initially, the probability (PE) will be used to describe the combined occurrence of an entire set of environmental events (taking place at appropriate times) that could cause MS in, at least, some genetic backgrounds.

From the MERRA data we find that the combined occurrences of both major and minor warmings in the Arctic have remained constant over the past three decades while we find a minor increase in their occurrences in the Antarctic.

By combining occurrence and risk models into a two-dimensional habitat framework, we identified indices of attractive sinks and safe harbour habitats, as well as five habitat states: non-critical habitats, secondary habitats (low-quality and secure), primary habitats (high-quality and secure), secondary sinks (low-quality, but high risk), and primary sinks (high-quality and high risk).

The simulated pseudo-absences can then be combined with occurrence locations and used to build regression-kriging prediction models.

However, herds examined in these studies had been selected by either frequent detection of M. hyopneumoniae in other age groups combined with occurrence of enzootic pneumonia or by severe clinical symptoms of respiratory disease in the group of question, i.e. among the suckling pigs.

ENMTools calculated the significance of these statistics using a non-parametric approach by generating null-value distributions of D, I, and RR, which were calculated from 100 pairs of pseudoreplicated datasets that combine occurrence points from both taxa under evaluation.