Sentence examples for high prevalence of repeat from inspiring English sources

Despite the high prevalence of repeat induced abortions observed in African settings, there is a dearth of research on factors associated with repeat induced abortions.

In genomes with a high prevalence of repeats, like that in the spruce, one would expect repeats to be the major reason for assembly termination.

The highest prevalence of repeats corresponds to SINEs that were predominantly located further away from the point of fusion, but these account for only 6.5%% (11/168) of all fusions (Fig.  4b and Additional file 3).

Given the high prevalence of AT-repeat sequences in the P. falciparum genome, it is tempting to speculate that the development of chromatin organization as a regulatory mechanism for gene expression levels has been the driving force for the evolution of the P. falciparum genome towards its high AT-content.

Contamination of red blood cells during the process of obtaining plasma was strongly suggested by the high prevalence of hepatitis antibodies among repeat plasma donors.

A number of workers have identified the relatively high prevalence of tumour positive margins at repeat excision 52, 54.

We have provided further evidence on the high prevalence of parasites with increased DNNND repeats in pfnhe1, which suggests that some parasite strains might show reduced sensitivity to quinine.

44 Ishiura et al 45 recently discovered a C9ORF72 repeat expansion in some cases of ALS in the Kii peninsula of Japan; this repeat expansion partly accounts for the high prevalence of ALS in this region.

Recognition of a high prevalence of iron deficiency in anemic epoietin treated dialysis patients led to systematic study, with repeated feedback, of intravenous iron repletion.

One of the factors associated with the high prevalence of upper extremity musculoskeletal disorders, such as carpal tunnel syndrome, among dental practitioners is the repeated high pinch force applied during periodontal scaling.

In the ssRNA network this may indicate a high prevalence of sequences that are sources of ssRNA that can regulate each other reciprocally, such as ssRNAs from gene families or repeat sequences like transposons.