Sentence examples for confirmed a high frequency from inspiring English sources

Results confirmed a high frequency of current smokers (63.3%) and heavy smokers with ≥ 20 cigarettes/day (47.4%).

This cross-sectional national study in a large sample of cLBP patients in primary care confirmed a high frequency of previously identified risk factors, which suggests that our sample resembles those previously reported on this topic.

We confirmed a high frequency of PAX methylated tumors in 279 HNSCC tumor samples from the TCGA cohort and found that tumors which already harbor a p53 mutation, also harbor PAX5 promoter methylation.

All 3 genes appeared on our top ten list of TSG inactivated by both mechanisms and we confirmed a high frequency of tumor specific methylation in the Validation cohort.

Our findings confirmed a higher frequency of anxious (18.3%) and depressive symptoms (35.7%) in stable COPD patients.

Previous studies confirmed a higher frequency of the genotype s/s and the allele 's' of the 44-bp VNTR polymorphism in the 5HTT (SLC 6A4) promoter region in women with more severe depressive symptoms and a lower frequency of allele 's' in women without climacteric symptoms (Grochans et al. 2013).

Our observations, in agreement with data reported by other authors, confirmed a higher frequency of miscarriages, of premature births and of low birth weight infants born to women with autoimmune disease compared to epidemiologic data of general obstetric population in developed countries [ 11].

Among the 10 tumors with normal karyotype whose MSI status was determined, 7 were MSI, confirming a high frequency of MSI in non-CIN CRCs.

These data confirm a high frequency of nocturnal hypoglycemia in patients with aggressively treated type 1 diabetes (1– 4).

The identification of eh1-like motifs by manual sequence alignment was validated by statistical analyses of the Swiss protein database, confirming a high frequency of occurrence of eh1-like sequences in Fox family proteins.

To sum up, our study seems to confirm a higher frequency of early complications and a higher assessment rate of the THA in general hospitals compared to those in dedicated centres, although in the long term this trend does not keep up and the survival rates become similar.