Sentence examples for incidence of overlap from inspiring English sources

Given the high incidence of overlap between AD and vascular pathology [ 23], a substantial number of patients who might otherwise qualify for a trial may fail to be included, because of this criterion.

Divergence timing estimates of both pollinator and Ficus phylogenies show a high incidence of overlap among the 95% upper and lower posterior density intervals around the mean node ages.

Each subject's RSFC-Snowballing aggregate peak density maps were first thresholded to identify voxels identified as area centers, and the incidence of overlap for the task-defined and regular-grid locations was determined.

In relation to the possible selection of resistant clones, the rationale of an alternating schedule is to ensure that full doses of all active agents can be administered by avoiding the potential incidence of overlapping side effects that may occur with concomitant drug administration.

The geographical regions with incidence of yaws overlap with the occurrence of simian treponemes [2].

The latter system uses thinner sections to decrease the incidence of nuclear overlap, but it also yields an increased frequency of cut nuclei.

In the first, children whose disease manifested before the fifth birthday were seen to have more ulcerative skin disease and oedema, and a lower incidence of sclerodermatous overlap features [ 30]: children with a younger age at onset were treated more aggressively but achieved comparable rates of remission by 2 years after diagnosis.

FT onset was more likely to co-vary with TA cycle duration, but relative onset was more ambiguous or shifted from an early to late burst in the TA cycle (Figure 5B3); and the incidence of briefly overlapping TA and FT activity significantly increased.

Indeed, we found a high incidence of CDS CDS overlaps in Att.

The yearly incidence of pancreatic cancer overlaps the mortality rate and the 5-year survival rate is less than 5% [ 1].

Further, in all three of the patient populations (CD, UC, and all IBD), the 95% CIs surrounding the incidences of malignancy overlapped when compared between patients who were treated vs. those who were not treated with immunomodulators, with one exception.