Sentence examples for including occurrences from inspiring English sources

Any untoward medical occurrence in a subject to whom a medicinal product has been administered, including occurrences which are not necessarily caused by or related to that product.

When ranked according to statistical criteria, including occurrences in total human genomic DNA, we find that a relatively large proportion of promoter 9-mers are composed of CpG-rich sequences [ 49, 50] that include MLL1 morphemes.

Evaluation increases our understanding of the influence of technologies on working practices and patient outcomes, including occurrences of medication errors, but qualitative data on staff perception of errors has been claimed to provide weaker evidence than counts of actual errors [ 25].

Data collected retrospectively (over the last 3 months) during the single study visit by the GP were: socio-demographic characteristics, medical history of patients, GINA criteria (including occurrences of exacerbations, limitations of activities, daytime and nocturnal symptoms, need of rescue/reliever treatment) and healthcare resource use due to asthma.

There are several explanations for this observation, including occurrence of a de novo pathogenic sequence variant or extreme phenotypic variability.

Furthermore, a systematic approach including occurrence, fate and transport in various environmental matrices is needed to minimize uncertainties in risk assessment of chiral pharmaceuticals as emerging environmental contaminants.

In the static case we find that the field suppresses oscillatory dynamics and promotes multiplicity of steady states including occurrence of reaction ionic migration patterns analogous to Turing patterns.

Several characteristics of homicide that are similar to global trends have been found in this study, including occurrence in the summer, and alcohol and drug use.

No correlation was found between radiological evolution (exacerbation, stability or improvement of cryptococcosis-related or unrelated lesions) and outcome at month 3 including occurrence of IRIS.

For a population matched by reason for training method use, characteristics of dogs, including occurrence of undesired behaviours do not appear to distinguish between training methods.

This rule-based engine aggregates distribution information (including occurrence status data) for a given taxon and region, recursively using its subtaxa and subregions.