Sentence examples for infrequent incidence of from inspiring English sources
In the pig breeding industry, infrequent incidence of inguinal and scrotal hernias can happen for certain pig breeds and lines and genetic factors are believed to drive the hernia development [6] [8].
The infrequent incidence of JE in Singapore is insufficient to justify routine vaccination for travelers to this country.
The survey covered over 5000 patients and found that bevacizumab was associated with an infrequent incidence of adverse events (all less than 0.21%).
Restoration of the WWOX gene in pancreatic carcinoma PANC-1 (WWOX-negative) cells effectively suppressed cell growth and induced caspase-dependent apoptosis; we therefore estimated the possible relationship between low levels of WWOX expression and higher growth rate or infrequent incidence of apoptosis in IPMN.
Neurosensory symptoms and cardiotoxicity were very infrequent; the incidence of sensory neuropathy reported (2.9%) can be compared to the incidence of around 4 5% with docetaxel 100 mg m−2 as monotherapy according to collated data from patients with metastatic breast cancer (Aventis Pharmaceuticals Inc., 2003).
Isolated Tricuspid valve infective endocarditis is an infrequent diagnosis, the incidence of Tricuspid valve infective endocarditis accounts for 5% and up to 15% of IE cases.
Results: invasive pneumococcal disease was a relatively infrequent event with an incidence of 1.9 per 1000 person years.
C. difficile infection was an infrequent cause of diarrhoea: incidence of 0.7%.
UC is relatively infrequent with an estimated incidence of five per 100 000 in the US, Canada, Australia, South Africa, and northwestern Europe.
There is the possibility that a meta-analysis of these trials may reveal a safety signal, and there remains a huge need for large studies powered for safety to elucidate fully the incidence of infrequent serious AEs.
RESULTS: Complications associated with MMS were very infrequent, with an overall complication incidence of 1.64% (22/1,343).
