Sentence examples for for other subtypes of from inspiring English sources
Headache is a common disease among Malaysians with 1 year prevalence of 26.5 % for tension-type headache, 9.0 % for migraine and 28.2 % for other subtypes of headache [20].
It is not clear why the relationship between smoking and NHL only exists for follicular lymphoma and not for other subtypes of NHL.
Nonetheless, it would be interesting and important to test the anti-CPV activity of sTfR for other subtypes of CPV in future studies.
Of 416 samples tested for HPV: 24 (6%) were HPV positive (22 for HPV-16 and 2 for other subtypes of HPV), 297 (71%) were HPV negative, and 70 (17%) were HPV inconclusive.
Extensive study on the molecular basis of forced differentiation in leukemic cells may be critical for the development of rational differentiation therapy for other subtypes of acute myeloid leukemia.
No significant changes were observed for other subtypes of PPH, including PPH caused by retained placenta, secondary PPH, and PPH caused by coagulation defects (all P values for linear trend in proportions >0.05).
Nevertheless, the method by using varying degrees of serum IgA level to make a differential diagnosis for discriminating IgAN from other subtypes of kidney disease is not widely accepted.
The results uncovered that H9N2 virus continued to act as genetic donor for the establishment of novel lineages of other subtypes of influenza virus, which could probably infect humans.
The effect of promoter-methylation status on survival was estimated for the 35 DLCBL patients of subtypes ABC and GCB from the combined test and validation data set (for other subtypes, the number of patients/events were too low for analyses).
Temporal trends were also examined for the other subtypes of PPH, including PPH caused by a retained placenta, secondary PPH (PPH more than 24 hours after delivery), and PPH caused by coagulation defects.
23 Regarding ovarian cancer, only the mucinous subtype seems to be positively associated with tobacco use; in this study the association for this tumour type was moderate, confirming the observations of a meta-analysis of 910 women with mucinous and 5564 with non-mucinous ovarian cancer, in which a risk for mucinous cases and lack of association for other subtypes was found.
