Sentence examples for insignificant rate of from inspiring English sources

While this is a fairly common procedure it carries a finite but not insignificant rate of complications (most notably intracranial hemorrhage and infection) [4] and is for the most part limited to centres with neurosurgical capabilities.

But there is one nation that actually has more weapons per capita than America, and that has an insignificant rate of murder and violence.

However, some studies showed insignificant rate of cardiac proliferation (Rubart & Field, 2006).

This rather insignificant rate of complications is similar to those described in the literature after operative treatment of calcaneal fractures utilizing a minimally invasive technique [ 7, 16, 21].

They may have been well prescribed to treat exacerbations that could have been avoided with the use of inhaled corticosteroids, which have an insignificant rate of systemic side effects.

Owing to the low likelihood of distant metastases and the not insignificant rate of false-positive findings in low-risk patient populations, whole-body FDG PET or PET-CT is not recommended for systemic staging in breast cancer patients with early-stage disease [ 40].

Oseltamivir has a good safety profile with insignificant rates of severe adverse events and drug withdrawal (9 ).

However, from day 4 to 6 Ags detection disappeared rapidly with insignificant rates of labelled cells (Student's T-test).

We also observed 32% (RR = 1.32; 95% CI, 0.98 1.77) and 68% (RR = 1.68; 95% CI, 0.84 3.35) higher (albeit insignificant) rates of ALL and AML, respectively, in these census tracts compared with census tracts with the lowest levels of 1,3-butadiene.

Within family medicine, higher spending physicians had statistically insignificant lower rates of subsequent malpractice claims, which may reflect a combination of relatively low malpractice claim rates overall and relatively fewer physicians compared with other specialties.

The steric differences between MMA and EMA become insignificant in the rate of polymerization (steric effects may become important with more substituent) [31, 32].