Sentence examples for incidence of unexpected from inspiring English sources
The objective of this study was to investigate the incidence of unexpected uterine malignancy (UUM) diagnosed after hysteroscopic surgery for presumed submucosal leiomyomas or endometrial polyps.
This study was aimed to explore the effect of intervention in safe intrahospital transport on the incidence of unexpected events (UEs) occurring during the transport of emergency patients.
The framework aims to help researchers and managers reflect on and select the most effective versioning actions, thus reducing the incidence of unexpected events arising from interdependence among the dimensions of information quality that may otherwise be missed during the planning and definition of the versioning actions.
Potential societal benefits would include reduction in the cost of drug development, a reduction in the incidence of unexpected severe drug and environmental toxicity, and more rapid elucidation of the contributions of genes and the environment to phenotypes, including the validation of candidate disease alleles identified in population and personal genetics.
The combined therapy increased neither the incidence of adverse effects (AE) nor the incidence of unexpected AE.
Incidence of unexpected ocular or systemic findings, adverse events, and temporary/permanent discontinuation were tabulated and evaluated using Fisher's exact test.
The incidence of sudden unexpected death was high; although there was no corroboration that the sudden deaths were related to cardiac disease, a possible connection should be explored further.
They tend to potentiate the analgesic effect of opiates and increase the incidence of sudden, unexpected hypotension and respiratory depression.
Leffler DA, Kheraj R, Garud S, Neeman N, Nathanson LA, Kelly CP, Sawhney M, Landon B, Doyle R, Rosenberg S, Aronson M. The incidence and cost of unexpected hospital use after scheduled outpatient endoscopy.
In addition, the incidence and type of unexpected findings of on-demand CXRs did not change.
Subgroup analysis revealed no differences between medical and surgical patients with regard to the incidence of new and unexpected findings on daily routine CXRs and the effect of new and unexpected CXR findings on daily care.
