Sentence examples for higher rates of failed from inspiring English sources
Objective: Because of concern over the higher rates of failed abortion, many clinicians defer surgical abortion until 7 menstrual weeks or later.
Nonerosive reflux disease patients have a slightly higher rate of failed peristaltic contractions, defined as nontransmitted contractions or contraction waves that do not traverse the entire esophagus.
Diabetic patients also experience a higher rate of failed labour induction than non-diabetic patients [ 6].
This is in agreement with the ALFAUR (Alfuzosin in Acute Urinary Retention) study, which also reported a higher rate of failed TWOC in men age ≥65 years or with a drained volume ≥1000 mL and a twice as high chance of success in men treated with alfuzosin within the 2 3 days before TWOC [ 11].
They include reviewing recent authentication manager logs for unusually high rates of failed authentications and educating users on recognizing efforts by outsiders to trick them into giving up passwords.
These devices however proved to be too rigid for intracranial application in patients with tortuous supra-aortic and intracranial vasculature and resulted in relatively high rates of failed treatment attempts between 4 and 14%% [ 6].
However, drug development is time-consuming and has a high rate of failed or inconclusive trials.
In summary, we found a high rate of failed introduction after a negative food challenge.
In Africa, the highest failure rate was reported for antituberculosis medicines (66.2%) and in Asia, antimalarial medicines had the highest rate of failed samples (5.8%) (combined category of "other" excluded).
In our study, the higher rates of anemia, oligohydramnios, failed labor induction, and fetal distress were also observed in adolescent mothers (aged 16 19 years).
Wait list initiative programmes may be of little value given the timing that such initiatives take place (evening and weekend), the need for theatres, complex staffing and the high rate of Fail to Attend (FTA) seen.
