Sentence examples for small incidence of from inspiring English sources

Like studies done in other parts of the world, African studies have shown a very small incidence of OM.

It is also apparent that there is a clinically relevant, albeit small, incidence of complications with DPL, many of which require surgical repair.

There is a small incidence of other conditions, such as autoimmune diseases and deafness in Labradors, either congenitally or later in life.

First, TFs with large regulons at the top of the network hierarchy are mostly autoregulated (Fig. 1.C), even though there is a small incidence of this feature in TFs of this layer.

The small incidence of third degree tears (about 0.38%) is an important area for improvement.

In spite of a relatively small incidence of accidents, serum therapy is crucial for those bitten.

During 2000 2010, the differences in overall incidence between the Army, the military as a whole, and the general US population were small (incidences of 0.40, 0.49, and 0.44, respectively).

The 'Candonga' cultivar had the smallest incidence of tipburn, while the 'Camarosa' and 'Ventana' cultivars were more susceptible.

Third, notice that younger cohorts have smaller incidence of childlessness at all ages (e.g., in Fig. 2 the proportion of childless women at 34 36 is 34% in the P group, 30% in the C group and 27% in the T group).

We observed a smaller incidence of autoregulated TFs (ATFs) at the top (27 of 63 TFs are ATFs, 43%) as compared to lower layers (37/60, i.e., a 62% with p = 0.03 by assigning randomly all autoregulations, i.e., keeping fixed the number of ATFs and network hierarchy, 10 000 times, text S1 section 2).

It has been also reported that the 1∶5 and 1∶10 dilutions of smallpox vaccine in adults who had not been previously immunized, were associated with a smaller incidence of adenopathy than those reported in naïve subjects given undiluted vaccine [19], [20].