Sentence examples for frequencies reported from from inspiring English sources

The frequency of DRB1*04 observed in Alabama was compared to DRB1*04 frequencies reported from England, Wales, Ireland, Orkney Island, France, Germany, and Australia.

An informative comparison of the SFs observed here with the frequencies reported from previous studies is challenging because the list of genes, variant classification databases and interpretation of clinical significance are evolving.

The cost of a diagnostic work-up was calculated as the weighted mean cost of consultations, diagnostic mammography, ultrasound, fine needle aspiration, core biopsy, and open biopsy delivered following abnormal screen results, using observed frequencies reported from the provincial screening program [ 33] and local unit cost estimates [ 32, 34].

Of 230 assessable individuals, 70 (30.4%) had bone metastases during their treatment, consistent with the frequency reported from autopsy studies [ 20].

Nonsense mutations, or changes near exon-intron boundaries were absent in the 92 samples, One synonymous coding SNP (rs695872), and one intronic SNP (rs2073950) showed nominally significant deviations from genotype frequencies reported for the CEU population sample.

Our overall frequency results for 1100delC of 1.2% for cases and 0.4% for controls are similar to the frequencies reported previously from the UK, Philadelphia, and New York [ 5, 6, 8].

Although this frequency was significantly lower compared to those in HUS patients, it is important to point out that it was significantly higher than the frequencies reported in healthy children from other countries such as Germany (10%) [17] or Canada (46%) [23] for an age-matched population.

The EGFR mutation rate reported here (4.9%) differs largely from frequencies reported in previous studies (8 60%). 2 5 16 This suggests that previous study designs had import selection biases concerning this mutation analyses.

The 5-HTT genotype frequencies reported here did not differ from those of Gorwood et al [ 37].

In total, we identified 51 pathogenic germline mutations in these DDRP genes among the 247 CBC patients (21%), an increase over the estimated 10% mutation carriers among all women with primary breast cancer diagnosed before the age of 50 years (estimated from mutation frequencies reported previously [ 1, 6, 15]; Table 2).

Frequencies were reported from the survey responses.