Sentence examples for duplicate incidence from inspiring English sources
Based on our analysis of miRNAs cross-species conservation, we expected that t-miRNAs would have a greater identical duplicate incidence as compared with o-miRNAs, and p-mirsupps would likely have a greater duplicate incidence than p-oncomirs.
This is the first report to show that tumor-associated miRNAs tend to have a higher duplicate incidence than other miRNAs, and of it is of note that miRNA tumor suppressors tend to have a higher duplicate incidence than miRNA oncogenes.
After eliminating overlapping or duplicate data, 957 incidences of SBC were encountered in 24,505 females with HL over a median follow-up of 14.9 years.
This study also duplicates recent findings that incidence of in-class reported illness is not significantly decreased by promotion of hand hygiene (16 ).
Features with hits to telomeric regions were also considered, as these have a greater tendency to duplicate; however, very few incidences of false positive hits to telomeres were found.
Recently, it was shown that gene duplicability may be associated with gene and protein complexity [12], [13], [14]; however, from these earlier studies one cannot discern whether the fixation of gene duplicate(s) is due to incidences of increased duplication or preferential retention.
In accordance with previous studies, we noted one incidence of a duplicated KIR3DL gene (Mamu-KIR3DL10) [ 27, 30].
If Substance contains a number of duplicates of a structure, each duplicate contributes to the atom environment incidence; however, this redundancy is not present in Compound, as it contains only unique structures in terms of valence bond structure representations as normalized by PubChem.
The incidence density sampling led to duplicate selection of 27 controls so that 1,266 controls were included in the conditional analyses.
The proportion of ESBL-producing Enterobacteriaceae strains after exclusion of duplicate isolates was 4.5% and the incidence rate was 4.3 cases/1000 patients admitted.
Since CEM aims to measure incidence, it is essential that duplicate entries are avoided; this can be done only if patients can be identified correctly.
