Sentence examples for more frequent detection from inspiring English sources
A possible explanation could be given by more frequently performed diagnostic investigations for hyperthyroidism in children with ADHD and, as a consequence, a more frequent detection of clinically non-severe cases.
Taken together these results do not suggest that MT is associated with more frequent detection of RV.
Since then, a number of studies and meta-analyses have reported about a more frequent detection of MAP in patients with CD than in controls [ 4- 7].
Our findings could therefore have been influenced also by a more frequent detection of risk conditions among women with longer residence.
So far, a number of studies have reported more frequent detection of MAP DNA in CD patients compared with controls using PCR assays [ 21, 28, 29].
This in part reflects the high prevalence of benign adnexal abnormalities and the more frequent detection of borderline tumours in the USS group.
The SAS also tended to have higher concentrations and (or) more frequent detections of organic contaminants than samples from the UFA MWs and from the selected PSW (Katz et al. 2007).
However, there was a pattern towards more frequent AMF detection in treatments where no casts were present in soil microsites.
With improvements of cancer survival due to more frequent early detection and advances in cancer treatments, the cancer survivor population continues to grow, reaching an estimated 28.8 million 5-year survivors worldwide [ 2], surpassing one million in France [ 2], while the complete US cancer prevalence was estimated to be 11.9 million in 2008 [ 3].
Interestingly, we found that despite more frequent HHV-8 detection in the oropharynx of persons with epidemic KS, the quantity of HHV-8 detected was lower compared with other groups.
Objective: To evaluate if, compared to triple-drug therapy, protease inhibitor monotherapy is associated with increased levels of inflammatory/procoagulant markers and more frequent plasma residual viremia detection.
