Some of these are considerably frequent in, and substantially specific to, distinct MLN subtypes, and occur at single or several hotspots.
Gt2_ADLs, defined as substantial decline in two or more ADLs and gt1_ADLs, defined as substantial decline in one or more ADLs, yields substantially more frequent occurrences of decline.
Among the various clinical manifestations, neurologic symptoms (overall and within 7 days after disease onset) were substantially more frequent among the case-patients who died, although GI symptoms and hemorrhagic manifestations (except melena) were more frequent among those who recovered.
Point features like settlement pits, semi-sunken buildings and graves were substantially more frequent than linear features such as ditches, palisade fortifications and dikes.
Regenerative growth induced by these H-wounds was substantially more frequent than spontaneous resumption of regenerative growth in the absence of wounding in non-injured control rays (2% at 3 days and 11% at 7 days; Fig. 5d).
Although offs were observed in both dominant and submissive fish, they were substantially more frequent in submissive individuals, in agreement with the idea from previous studies that offs are electric cues of submission.
Move distribution of solitary animals was characterised by a heavy tail, i.e. long moves were substantially less frequent in clustered animals, prone to shorter displacements, strongly suggesting the adoption of CBW.
Firstly, the infection was lost in 33% of vegetative grass tillers (Fig. 2) and 46% of sexually produced seedlings (Fig. 3), which demonstrates that the loss of infection can be substantially more frequent than has been commonly assumed in previous literature [4], [6], [16], [24], [27] and higher in seeds produced by outcrossing compared to clonally produced plants.
High-risk HPV types were substantially more frequent (12.5% of all women) than low-risk types (6.0%).
MRSA infections were substantially more frequent than VRE in rural communities in the western United States.
Anaemia, mucositis, peripheral neuropathy, and gastrointestinal toxicity were substantially more frequent in the PET arm.
