Sentence examples for considerable occurrence from inspiring English sources
There is considerable occurrence of aggregation and clusters of titania particles that most likely come from the longer reaction time.
On the whole, notwithstanding the limited genotypic evidence, the considerable occurrence of MDR isolates (19.12% and 50.98% in slaughtered ruminants and pigs respectively and 66.7% in dairy cattle) coupled with the absence of a strict drug use policy suggests the potential for an increase in the proportion of drug resistant Salmonellae.
Besides correctly paired P14 and OT-I TCRs, we determined considerable occurrence of mispaired TCR dimers that was confirmed by the transfer of either the Tet-inducible TCR OT-Ivα2 or OT-Ivβ5 chaintonto P14 TCR-Tg 58 T cells.
Secondly, the considerable occurrences of Salmonella in patients and apparently healthy subjects imply the need for a policy and intervention measures to promote public hygiene and regularly screen individuals that are in contact with food items meant for public consumption.
Moreover, there is a considerable co-occurrence of personality disorders (PD) and BD.
Multidrug-resistant Salmonella strains are frequently encountered problems worldwide with considerable increased occurrences in recent years.
In this nationwide study there was considerable co-occurrence between prevalent possible asthma, rhinitis, eczema and food allergy.
Overall, there is considerable co-occurrence of poor mental and physical problems and this is likely to contribute to the extent of functional limitations resulting from health problems, particularly in the presence of poor mental health.
Under the southward IMF conditions the plasma density is enhanced over a large portion of the near-pole ionosphere as a tongue of ionization, while the northward IMF leads to a considerable depletion and occurrence of the polar hole.
Considerable reduction in occurrence of side-effects has been reported in countries where praziquantel was administered with food [ 2, 10].
There has been a considerable increase in occurrence of papillary thyroid carcinomas (PTCs) after the Chernobyl power plant explosion, particularly in children and adolescents (Baverstock et al, 1992).
