Sentence examples for increase in occurrence from inspiring English sources
However, she also says that a rise in the number of young people with arthritis is less likely to be the result of an increase in occurrence than better recognition of the disease, and diagnosis by doctors.
The increase in occurrence in recent decades has raised widespread concern about the impact of repeated wildfires on runoff and erosion, a topic that has not been widely studied.
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.
The rapid increase in occurrence of line faults, failure of generation system and uncontrolled blackouts have led to a situation where the electrical utility needs dynamic and real time monitoring of critical parameters for power systems such as voltage, current, frequency, load angle etc.
While a majority of SCSFLS cases continue to be undiagnosed or misdiagnosed, an actual increase in occurrence is unlikely.
The relative increase in occurrence is related to pubertal development rather than chronological age, reaches adult ratios between the ages of 15 and 18, and appears associated with psychosocial more than hormonal factors.
A search of the archives of The New York Times revealed a significant increase in occurrences, from 11 in 1980 to 175 in 1999.
However, their efficiency decreased with the increase in occurrences of sediment resuspension.
But by working closely with the community, including organizing several sessions where a full 10percentt of residents took part in discussions and reported on health changes in their community, researchers were able to track the increase in occurrences of cancer and other diseases in the area.
Then, RBCT was not associated with increased mortality rate, but was associated with increased in occurrence of NI, ALI and AKI.
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.
