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Elevated levels of uric acid can result either from the body's overproduction of the substance or, more commonly, from an inability of the kidneys to excrete it adequately.

Growing children can suffer brain damage from eating lead paint chips or, more commonly, from putting their hands in their mouth after touching dust that comes from deteriorating lead paint, said David C. Palmer, an environmental justice advocate for the New York Public Interest Research Group, a plaintiff in the case.

Damage to the deeper tissues may result from the direct impact of the blow upon a tissue, as in the fracturing of a skull by a hammer or, more commonly, from the transmission of the force of impact through the body to a relatively weak point.

Headaches occurred more commonly from 7 am to 10 am and from 2 pm to 4 pm.

Values for Cp can be obtained from full-scale building tests, wind tunnel tests, or, more commonly, from parametric equations derived from tests.

Most of the victims belonged to lower middle class and Hindu in religion, married, housewives with education upto high school, affected more commonly from urban area around this metropolitan city.

This is controversial because it is very difficult to detect these new species coming into existence accurately without the fossil data; it is more commonly determined from assumptions made from the study of species alive today using molecular evidence".

While it can happen from repetitive injury in athletes, it more commonly results from a single traumatic event in which the flexed elbow is resisted or even traumatically extended, as in Sanders' case.

Serotype 35B isolates were more commonly recovered from children <5 years of age and from noninvasive specimens.

Isolates were more commonly cultured from persons of all ages (66%) than solely from adults (14%) or children (20%) and represented a fair distribution of both rural (30%) and urban (49%) settings; mixed settings accounted for the remaining 21%.

Among colonized children, multidrug-resistant pneumococci were more commonly cultured from children <5 years of age (75.1% [368/490]) than from older children (53.2% [59/111]); p<0.001.