Sentence examples for contributions to the occurrence of from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, in this study, we used a specific immunoassay that detects only IgG-class anti-PF4/heparin antibodies to determine the frequency of these antibodies and their contributions to the occurrence of VTEs.

Our objective was to determine and compare the incidence of IgG-class HIT antibodies in patients undergoing total hip arthroplasty (THA) or total knee arthroplasty (TKA) with different antithrombotic prophylaxis therapies and their contributions to the occurrence of venous thromboembolism (VTE).

Under the accepted reading of the Rome Statute, acceptance of the jurisdiction of the I.C.C. with respect to the "crime" implies an investigation of both sides and their contribution to the occurrence of criminal offenses.

However, Choi JC et al. recently reported that the previous antiplatelet use had no contribution to the occurrence of ICH in patients with R544C mutation [18].

These prioritized genes may have a significant contribution to the occurrence of salt-sensitive hypertension, and thus warrant further investigation by translational researchers.

This might be associated with the mild IR-sensitivity of atr plants and to its weaker but significant contribution to the occurrence of chromatin γ-H2AX foci compared to atm (1.2 for atr vs 10.5 per cell for atm) [47], [48], [140].

Factors having a contribution to the occurrence of high rate of tetanus among newborn infants were discussed.

The lack of independent contribution to the occurrence of CAC and AAC in our study suggest that circulating osteoprotegerin level is rather a marker of vascular pathology in HD patients.

77 Patients with presenile and senile major depression showed an unusually high incidence of SBI (65.9% and 93.7%, respectively), suggesting their contribution to the occurrence of organic depression.

These abnormalities of cardiac autonomic regulation have been associated with cardiac adverse events and poor prognosis and during spontaneous hypoglycemia may make some contribution to the occurrence of dead in bed syndrome.

While the (female) participants in this study provided vivid descriptions of unsafe sex linked to their own alcohol use, it is probable that alcohol use by men is also making a substantial and direct contribution to the occurrence of unsafe sex and sexual violence, and therefore a contribution to the prevalence of HIV and other STIs in these two states.