Sentence examples for high frequency of cases from inspiring English sources

Though there are significant links between cadmium, a heavy metal present in Mailuu-Suu's water, and increased risk of uterine cancer, one doctor claimed the high frequency of cases in Mailuu-Suu is because local women have "too little sex".

Despite the high frequency of cases and mortality, no antidote is available for this poisoning (Sakuntala et al., 2015).

Similarly, a high frequency of cases showing reduced levels of PgR (scores 0 to 2+) protein also presented CDH1 hypermethylation (37 out of 48 cases).

These adolescent interstitial lung diseases (ILDs) are characterized by a high frequency of cases due to genetic aberrations of pulmonary surfactant homeostasis.

We observed a high frequency of cases with CDH1 promoter hypermethylation and reduced expression of the estrogen receptor: 45 IDCs showed a decrease in ER levels (scores 0 – 2+), and 37 of them presented CDH1 hypermethylation.

In a report issued last week, the Georgia Department of Audits recently found a high frequency of case management problems, including failure to impose general supervision standards, failure to respond to probationers who missed reporting dates, and cases in which people were required to continue paying probation fees after their probation terms expired.

Five H5N1 cases were younger than 10 years old and one was aged 16-years, in contrast to other case series [16], [19] [20] and the WHO finding that the highest frequency of cases was aged 10 19 years old [35].

A higher frequency of cases had household incomes below $20 000 than did controls (Table 2).

The higher frequency of cases in women suggests occupational exposure since in these areas of Peru women are generally more involved with domestic activities near the home.

In contrast to the expected menopausal related BC risk a higher frequency of cases were premenopausal (55% vs. 18%), and for the controls a higher percent of the subjects were postmenopausal.

Similar to observations from other regions, those studies suggested an over representation of higher socioeconomic background and higher frequency of cases with intellectual difficulties, i.e., the children identified were mainly nonverbal.