Sentence examples for a prevalence of functions from inspiring English sources

In general, our predictions show a prevalence of functions revolving around the proteasome, spliceosome and ribosome.

On the other hand, functions related to sRNA pathways appeared differentially regulated across all stages of embryo development with a prevalence of miRNA functions in mid to late embryogenesis.

Analyses on the never-smokers showed similar trends, with a prevalence of abnormal lung function tests and medication use combined of 71% for respiratory cases, 30% for participants with fewer symptoms, and 12% for the comparison group.

A study from Apollo Hospital in Chennai [ 16] reported a prevalence of impaired renal function (eGFR less than 80 mL/min.m2) as 0.86% to 1.39%.

Older adults with BMIs <18, who have low muscle and fat mass, have an increased prevalence of function and mobility limitation and disability.

One of these regions showed a prevalence of genes with general function prediction only, according to COG.

The sample size was based on lung function assuming a prevalence of COPD of 10% in the non-exposed and 20% in the exposed populations, the latter being twice the reported prevalence for Nepalese populations [ 7].

The NHANES study has shown that there is a higher level of GFR and a lower prevalence of renal function impairment in the general population when using the CKD-EPI equation compared with the MDRD equation, 19 but in the light of a recent study directed at the elderly, the result appeared to be the opposite for the elderly.

Study results showed a high prevalence of executive function impairment in polysubstance users.

Adults with diabetes have a high prevalence of physical function limitations (11– 13) that are associated with decreased physical activity (8).

For these subgroups, there were lower levels of GFR and a higher prevalence of renal function impairment according to the MDRD equation.