Gone are some of the most outrageous Comfortisms, such as "Don't get yourself raped," or his dubious assessment of the rhythm method — "It may well account for the slightly higher incidence of abnormal babies among Catholic users through stale eggs getting fertilized".
In addition, Ashkenazi Jews have a slightly higher incidence of colorectal cancer due to a mutated gene, and there exists a gene mutation that increases risk of colorectal cancer in people of European descent but does not increase risk in people of Japanese descent.
The comparable frequencies for females suggest a slightly higher incidence of matching at 65.2, 16.2, and 18.7%.
A slightly higher incidence of hypertension, symptoms suggestive of pyrogenicity, mildly elevated total and indirect bilirubin, and elevated pancreatic enzymes was observed in rHb1.1 treatment groups when compared with control.
However, an animal study reported a slightly higher incidence of early intrauterine deaths in rabbit foetuses whose mothers had been administered with high doses of intravenous gadobenate dimeglumine [9].
In this study, 6%% (106/1887) of runners appeared to drink beyond fluid excretion rates with a slightly higher incidence of body mass gain noted in the longer distance categories (42-km and above).
This study also observed that migraineurs with diagnosed GERD or heartburn conditions reported a slightly higher incidence of nausea than their counterparts without these conditions, an association which has been documented by the literature [10, 11].
Plants mulched with black polyethylene have significantly better growth, and they flowered (80.2 days) and fruited early (29.2 days), and produced larger fruit (12.6 g) and higher yield (172.4 g/plant), with slightly higher incidence of albinism (20.1%), but with lower incidence of botrytis rot (7.3%) than those mulched either with clear polyethylene or paddy straw.
There is controversy as to whether VAD is more common in men or in women; an aggregate of all studies shows that it is slightly higher incidence in men (56% versus 44%).
However, the slightly higher incidence of adverse events, particularly vomiting and body pain, associated with use of AS+AQ is a concern.
Individuals with both TST and EC positive responses had a slightly higher incidence rate of TB (14.74/1000 pyrs) than individuals positive with either test alone (11.15/1000 pyrs), although 95%CI overlap.
