Sentence examples for rate of abnormalities from inspiring English sources

In contrast to the Geological Survey study, which implicated agricultural runoff, the frog study found that the more agricultural an area, the lower the rate of abnormalities.

A 2002 report by the National Academy of Sciences concluded that, based on the high rate of abnormalities in cloned animals, human cloning is both dangerous and likely to fail; therefore, without even reaching broader ethical issues, the panel called for a legally enforceable ban.

"If the temperature is above 30C, the batch of eggs we receive that week will have a higher rate of abnormalities – including two heads," he says.

For the abnormality rate, exposure to the mixture groups almost increased the rate of abnormalities compared to the BPA alone-exposed groups and showed a concentration-dependent effect and time-dependent effect.

For the rate of abnormalities, the embryos were observed to increase abnormalities after being exposed to the mixture groups at 5, 10, and 20 mg/L of BPA, except for a small reduction at 12 hpf in the mixture-exposed groups at BPA concentrations of 10 and 20 mg/L.

From Day 6 to Day 28 post inoculation the incidence rate of abnormalities was slightly increased, but the incidence rate of abnormalities was similar in normal saline controls and those who received PfSPZ Challenge (Supplemental Table 3).

The highest rate of abnormality was L0G2 (no somatosensory loss with gain of mechanical somatosensory function), which is consistent with Baad-Hansen's report in atypical odontalgia patients [18].

Results were released as screening progressed, and right from the start there were surprisingly high rates of abnormalities.

The HRQoL study sample included fewer participants from the CXR arm of the study due to lower rates of abnormalities in that arm (Table 2).

Third, rates of abnormalities fluctuate from year to year in individual wetlands, and some of the ponds sampled had experienced abnormality rates as high as 30% in previous years (Levey et al. 2003).

As expected, the majority showed a clear association with tumour grade (Table  1) in most cases GB tumours had higher rates of abnormalities but 2 clear exceptions to this were TP53 and IDH1 mutations where the reverse was true.