Sentence examples for exist in the reporting from inspiring English sources
Since most of the 129 strains were isolated from non-AIDS patients in China, possible differences may exist in the reporting systems for cryptococcosis cases among AIDS patients and among non-AIDS patients.
Wide differences exist in the reporting of preterm births <24 weeks of gestation as live or stillborn between PCTs.
16 17 18 19 These studies show that considerable variability may exist in the reporting of some aspects of randomised trials, depending on the area assessed.
Geographical variations may exist in the reporting of late-fetal death data but we could not validate this using ONS data since they are not registerable deaths.
In an effort to reduce any potential recall bias that may exist in the reporting of duration of breastfeeding, we opted to analyze breastfeeding only as a dichotomous variable.
In order to meet the healthcare needs of the diverse populations which exists in the UK [ 11], it is important to know if any differences exist in the reporting of symptoms of disease and also whether current diagnostic tools designed in European populations are applicable in the diagnosis of disease in other ethnic groups.
In Denmark at present, the autopsy rate is below 10%, and discontinuity may exist in the reported mortality by uncertain conditions.
Some inequalities exist in the reported use of screening, which differ by screening type; indicators of wealth were important for breast screening and ethnicity for cervical screening.
Although it is always questionable whether an authentic variation (s) does exist in the reported HPV genotype because of the use of error-prone Taq polymerase in PCR amplification, many attempts have been made to correlate such genome variations to HPV pathogenesis and viral carcinogenicity [ 23- 26].
A wide range exists in the reported sensitivities and specificities for echocardiography in PAH/PH (39%to100%and42%to97%to 97%, respectively), as well as an inverse relation between the specificity and sensitivity of echocardiography for identifying patients with PAH/PH-SSc [ 14].
In our study, three genomic regions around 25.12, 26.92, and 27.72 Mb on chromosome 7 were detected in a varietal group-specific GWAS, suggesting that multiple allelic variations exist in the previously reported QTLs.
