"in occurrence with" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to two or more events or facts that coincide or happen together. For example, "Several schools have seen a decrease in enrollment in occurrence with the pandemic."
Most of the species in this habitat suite are common to abundant in occurrence with moderate to high relative abundance in the region.
Multiple myeloma, also called plasma cell myeloma or myelomatosis, malignant proliferation of cells within the bone marrow that usually occurs during middle age or later and increases in occurrence with age.
Actually, when fitting all points (with same weight) of the statistical distribution, slight differences of the slope arise (from a slope of −2.9 to a slope of −2.5), mostly due to the contribution of higher values of H/V that tend to increase in occurrence with respect to no seismic activity.
Among the identified Pfam domains, chitin binding Peritrophin-A (CBP-A) was found to be the highest in occurrence with 248 transcripts (4.2%) in the midgut and a mere 16 sequences (0.2%) in fat body.
A further study found marked seasonal variation in occurrence, with a June peak (28).
A striking feature of breast cancer epidemiology is its geographic variation in occurrence, with differences in invasive breast cancer incidence as high as 10-fold internationally [ 1] and two-fold among counties within the US [ 2].
The rainfall is episodic in occurrence, alternating with a prolonged dry season and considerable variation from year to year in total annual rainfall.
As in other studies, we found a late summer to early autumn seasonality in disease occurrence with disease risk increasing with age and in males.
Starting at 8 weeks, these fibers showed small pathological accumulations that increased in occurrence and thickness with time, while fiber density progressively decreased (Figure 3E-G).
These HSEs vary in occurrence, number, position, and conformity with the canonical sequence.
We describe trends in occurrence of NoV in the Netherlands, with a focus on the predominant GGII.4 strains.
