Sentence examples for higher occurrence of specific from inspiring English sources
Children affected by migraine with aura, in particular, exhibited a higher occurrence of specific inter-ictal abnormalities (43.5%); a PPR was detected in over one-third of the migraine with aura subgroup, which is a far higher figure than that reported in a healthy population of children (1.4%) and in epilepsy patients in general (5%) [53].
Had farms been included based on higher occurrence of specific diseases this would increase the prevalence in both the RMI and the SHM material, but this would not be expected to have any impact on the linear relationship.
These variations could have been due to differences in the magnitude of exposure of the hosts to a drug or drugs or a higher occurrence of specific drug resistant serovars regardless of exposure to drugs.
Gynaecological cancer survivors treated with pelvic radiation therapy alone or as part of combined treatment reported higher occurrence of late specific symptoms from all normal tissues addressed in the study, that is, the anal sphincter, the bowel, the urinary tract, the pelvic bones, the lower abdomen and legs as well as symptoms related to sexuality compared with matched control women.
The odds ratio defines the risk of an outcome in those with the risk factor compared to those without, such that a number >1 indicates higher occurrence of the outcome in those with each specific risk factor.
The fact that the specific group of workers from the development section has higher exposure and higher occurrence of symptoms has not been shown before.
Higher occurrence of erythroblast was not recorded.
The diversity of yeast strains in viticultural regions is rather high, suggesting the occurrence of specific natural strains associated with particular terroirs [ 17- 21].
The relative mutation frequencies of these genes vary substantially among different populations due to founder effects resulting in a regionally high occurrence of one or a limited number of specific mutations.
In total, 83 and 70 Minsertionsertions were mapped to corresponding loci resulting in very similar insertion density of 44.7 and 43.6 inserts per Mb, respectively, indicating that the high occurrence of Mi{ET1} inserts in testis-specific loci does not depend on replication timing of these genes.
