Sentence examples for fewer incidences from inspiring English sources

This resulted in far fewer incidences of tissue granuloma and bladder stone formation.

Using BenMAP and a 200 m resolution NO2 model, we estimated that the NO2 reduction associated with trees in Portland could result in significantly fewer incidences of respiratory problems, providing a $7 million USD benefit annually.

The summarized cross-isolate results indicated prominent within and between-isolate differences in clinical and genetic heterogeneity: the most ancient isolates have roughly twofold fewer incidences of distinct clinical phenotypes and fewer linked genomic regions compared to the demographically younger isolates, which exhibit higher clinical and genetic heterogeneity.

However, because of the many adverse events in the use of tamoxifen, some of which have contributed to significant morbidity and mortality, drug modification which has resulted in fewer incidences of adverse events without compromising the therapeutic effect for breast cancer prevention may face an easier road to acceptance.

Whatever bag you choose, know this one last bit of good news: Although airlines are collecting huge amounts of revenue for bags (nearly $1 billion in the first two quarters of 2015), there are many fewer incidences of mishandled luggage — about 2 million pieces in 2014, as opposed to nearly double that in 2007.

For the rating of restructuring we found an opposite significant effect (Friedman rank sum test, p<0.001): the higher the restructuring rating for correct solutions without hint, the fewer incidences we monitored (Fig. 1A).

Amplification of three or more fragments was relatively fewer incidence (12 of 72 primer pairs), which may be attributable to paralogs, pseudogenes, and/or non-specific annealing.

There have been a few incidences in nearby towns where women wearing the niqab have had alcohol poured over them, and abuse thrown at them.

And as you can see from the coverage, there was quite a few incidences of rather warm feet by the end of it.

Hydrochemistry of the water samples in the study area has indicated that the current status of spring waters is satisfactory for drinking purposes with a few incidences of high NO3−, F−, Cl− and TDS, which are mostly attributed to contamination from sewage and geothermal activity.

Hydrochemistry of the water samples in the study area has indicated that the current status of spring waters is satisfactory for drinking purposes with a few incidences of high NO3− which is mostly attributed to contamination from sewage, while F−, Cl− and TDS contamination is mainly confined to hot springs.