Sentence examples for high occurrence rate from inspiring English sources

He showed that there is a high occurrence rate for Esb (15 to 27%%), where |I|≈8°.

Seborrheic keratosis is one of the most common skin benign tumors in humans with a high occurrence rate of 80% 100% in people > 50 years of age; however, its pathogenesis is still unclear.

Direct causes of high occurrence rate accidents include deliberate violations such as illegal blasting, conducting maintenance with the power on, and mismanagement behaviors such as chaotic electromechanical management and chaotic ventilation management.

According to the statistical analysis in Matsumura et al. (2010), a high occurrence rate of spectral peaks in atmospheric pressure perturbations is found around the theoretical period of vertical acoustic resonance between the ground and ionosphere in the typhoon season (August October).

We speculate that these characteristics, combined with the specific pressures of judged sports, may help to explain the high occurrence rate of GAD in these athletes.

The high occurrence rate of diarrhea was unexpected.

However, these available LT intervals coincide well with the time of sunset and peak of the post-sunset irregularities occurrence, which could be the reason for rather high occurrence rates despite the solstice season.

For the September 2014 and March 2015 equinox, the intense plasma density irregularities were more frequently observed in the Atlantic African sector (longitudes between 60°W and 60°E), whereas for the December 2014 and December 2015 solstices the zone with the high occurrence rates shifted to the South American Atlantic sector (longitudes between 120°W and 0°).

When all of the SSR patterns in each genome were identified respectively, by comparing identical SSR patterns in the conserved regions among various species, the SSR patterns with high occurrence rates were considered as the candidates of important functional SSRs.

Although the calamity of arsenic (As) exposure in Bangladesh may have been the most well-known endemic because of the magnitude of the exposure (British Geological Survey and Department of Public Health Engineering of Bangladesh 2001; Zheng et al. 2004), many other regions in the world, including China, have well-documented As endemics with high occurrence rates of arsenicosis.

Because MYD88 L265P has been reported as the sole MYD88 mutation in WM with the very high occurrence rates up to 100%, sensitive AS-PCR methods to detect this mutation, similar to the one we used in this study, have been developed to assist differential diagnosis of WM from other indolent lymphomas producing monoclonal IgM.