Use of common drug treatments was similar in the databases with slightly more frequent prescribing of NSAIDs and less frequent prescribing of corticosteroids in CPRD compared with QResearch.
While PTB was slightly more frequent in areas with low immigrant density, SGA birth was more frequent in areas with high immigrant density (Table 1).
The presence of self-rated severe symptoms was slightly more frequent in the interview group compared to the complete trial, and moderate symptoms were less frequent (see Table 1).
When we compare gene silencing with gene loss with respect to the number of individuals examined, the previous studies of T. miscellus [ 26, 87] show that silencing events are slightly more frequent than homeolog loss, while in this study of T. mirus, homeolog losses are slightly more frequent than silencing events.
If grade 3 4 haematological toxicity seems slightly more frequent with the 3-weekly regimen (>40% vs <20%), grade 2 3 peripheral neuropathy is clearly more frequent with the every 2-week schedule (>20% vs <10%), giving the opportunity to the physician and the patient to choose the more appropriate schedule as a function of earlier toxicity and late adverse effects of earlier treatments.
Ever married women were slightly more frequent among controls than among cases (88.6 vs 86.1%, P=0.315), whereas women born outside Italy were less frequent among controls as compared to cases (0.7 vs 3.4%, P=0.002).
Afterwards, the episodes became slightly less frequent, but still occurred every three weeks.
Raging hormones will chill ever so slightly with frequent use of Acqua di Parma or Hermès's Eau d'Orange Verte.
However, side effects including urinary incontinence and impotence were slightly more frequent among the patients who had radiotherapy.
Irving claims that he has been asked to research and prepare — in short, to write — the autobiography of Howard Hughes, a man whose public appearances are slightly less frequent, and less reliable, than Bigfoot's.
