Sentence examples for dramatically high incidence of from inspiring English sources
Epidemiological evidences support the idea that the gene pool of Sardinians has been subjected to selective pressures during the history, but dramatically high incidence of MS in Sardinia could not be explained only by genetic predisposition; this necessitates search for a strong environmental trigger also.
A cohort (n = 45) of Stryker Trident acetabular cups paired with Stryker Accolade femoral stems showed a dramatically higher incidence of "problem squeaking"—defined as always audible to others and occurring at least once per week with a 35.6% incidence of squeaking and 11.1% incidence of problem squeaking.
CKD patients have a dramatically higher incidence of cardiovascular morbidity and mortality compared with the general population [ 2].
However, in our study we found that ileal perforations had a dramatically higher incidence (86.2%) and that colonic perforations occurred in only 7.4% of the patients.
However, STOP AI could not be expected in the short term to dramatically reduce the high incidence of HPAI in Bangladesh.
These prevalence rates differed dramatically from those associated with the Norwegian aquaculture industry, which had been experiencing particularly high incidence of IPNV and SAV.
There are also animal welfare issues: "there's a high incidence of cannibalism in cage-free systems, and also high incidence of bone breakage," he says.
All you get is this information that says 'High incidence of leukaemia, high incidence of deafness' … It's totally overwhelming and unhelpful".
Despite the high incidence of mental illness, there is still a stigma attached to the issue: 30% of Britons believe a "great deal" of stigma is attached to mental health issues and this figure rises dramatically, to 52%, among those who have personally suffered mental health issues.
