Sentence examples for reappearance rate from inspiring English sources

There were also no significant differences in the numbers of previous malaria attacks, duration of fever, or admission hematocrit values or reappearance rate of vivax malaria between patients with and without gametocytemia (Table 4).

Reappearance rates were also compared with other studies conducted in the same hospital with similar patient populations, similar study procedures, and similar follow-up in which the dose and duration of primaquine treatment varied.

Fig. 2 Lead II of the ECG done after an hour of initiation of medical management showing improvement of heart rate and reappearance of the p waves.

The results of sequence alignment showed that two clones were completely identical in nucleic acid sequence and the rate of reappearance was 6.7%, which was designated A10-2.

In the meantime, the reappearance of rising interest rates would improve all insurers' investment income.

An increase in microsaccade rate before target reappearance from perceptual fading was recently reported [14].

The rate of P. falciparum reappearance with the combination therapy was as follows: 3 of 109 cases registered as LCF, 2.8% (95% CI: [0.60 7.80%]); and 17 of 109 cases registered as LPF, 15.6% (95% CI: [9.40 23.80%]).

The recurrence rate was defined as the reappearance of symptomatic ipsilateral subdural reaccumulation with mass effect within 3 months after surgery.

MSF reappeared in 1967 with the reappearance of wild rabbits (39 ).

In signs of a reappearance of stress in the European credit markets, the rates that banks charge to lend euros to one another rose, and the costs to banks of swapping euros for dollars in the open foreign exchange market — the three-month euro-dollar cross-currency basis swap — also increased sharply.

This reappearance, coupled with its potential for aerosol dissemination and associated high mortality rate, also makes Y. pestis one of the most dangerous bioterrorism agents [3].