Sentence examples for more common low from inspiring English sources

More common low penetrance and/or higher penetrance rare mutations remain to be discovered to explain the missing heritability in sporadic MPN and the missing excess familial risk in MPN.

For example, for schizophrenia the score goes up from 0.004 to 0.025 by moving up from a threshold of P < 0.01 to P < 0.5 [ 13], which is an indication that many more common low risk variants are likely involved in schizophrenia.

A segregation study in 263 PCa families found that the disease is more probable due to the contributions of two to four PCa susceptibility genes than one gene (3) which corroborates earlier predictions that the majority of PCa cases most likely involve more common, low- to moderate-penetrant alleles in genes that are components of pathways that influence prostate function (4– 6).

Patients infected with high-binding isolates could be at increased risk compared to patients infected with the more common low-binding isolates.

Both of these algorithms are unacceptable for CodaChrome because they result in the eclipse of interesting, high-value elements by nearby and more common low-value elements.

These genes fall into two broad categories: Those containing rare moderate-penetrance alleles such as CHEK2, ATM and BRIP1 [ 1- 3]; Those carrying more common low-penetrance alleles [ 4].

For example, the International Pilot Study of Schizophrenia, a cross-country cohort study of schizophrenia involving both high and low income countries, has described catatonia to be more common in low income countries [ 29].

Wasting (low weight-for-height indicating acute episodes of malnutrition), or much more common, stunting (loweight-for-height indicatingresulting from chronic malnutrition) are tools for evaluation of malnutrition.

In guava (Psidium guajava L). and "jobo" (Spondias mombin L). the parasitoid Doryctobracon areolatus (Szepligeti) was relatively more common at low altitudes.

Tobacco use, occupations with exposure to inhalant toxins, and indoor biomass fuel (BF) exposure are more common in low SES populations.

In central Europe, brightly red coloured beetles are more common at low altitude.