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A displaced bronchus (more common) occurs when one segmental branch of the anatomically normal upper lobe bronchus is simultaneously absent and "replaced" by an aberrant bronchus originating from the trachea (Fig. 2a).

Ninety percent of tumours are adenocarcinomas, which are subdivided into two main histological types: (1) the well-differentiated (intestinal) type, which is associated with atrophic gastritis, occurs in older patients and has a better survival rate and (2) the undifferentiated (diffuse/signet ring) type, which is more common, occurs more frequently in women and has a poorer prognosis [1].

Ischemic stroke, which is more common, occurs when the brain is deprived of glucose and oxygen due to insufficient blood supply.

Positive compartmentalization – which is more common – occurs when an individual's positive self-aspects, attributes, and self-beliefs are important and accessible, and it often leads to a positive mood.

Small natural watercourses are sometimes called rivulets, but a variety of names—including branch, brook, burn, and creek are more common, occurring regionally to nationally in place-names.

Because of their smaller home ranges relative to other sifakas, group encounters are slightly more common, occurring a few times a month.

1 2 Tension-type headaches are even more common, occurring in 16-30% of people worldwide, with 3% having headaches for more than 180 days a year. 2 Migraine headaches alone cost the United States $1bn£0.64bnbn; €0.75bn) in medical costs and $13bn in lost productivity a year.

Mutation in p53 is common (occurring in approximately 30%) in sproadic breast/ovarian cancer, but is considerably more common (occurring in approximately 60%) in BRCA-linked disease [ 49].

At the same time, a more common phenomenon occurs: The wires reverse the oscillating electric field that is also part of the microwaves.

Reduced expression of PTEN at the protein level is much more common and occurs in 30% to 50% of patients, generally correlating with a less favorable outcome.

Multimorbidity is more common and occurs at a younger age in individuals in areas of high socioeconomic deprivation, but the 'typology' of multimorbidity in different age and socioeconomic groups is not well characterised.