Sentence examples for affluent settings from inspiring English sources

These women seem to survive just as well as their counterparts from affluent settings.

The age-adjusted relative survival of patients in this study was subsequently compared with their counterparts diagnosed with stage I breast cancer during the same calendar period from several affluent settings (Walters et al, 2013).

Other studies have shown the potential for improved growth throughout childhood in children from resource-poor and affluent settings [ 34– 36] leading Prentice and colleagues to argue that adolescence may provide yet another window of opportunity to promote growth.

The genetic diversity of K. pneumoniae causing hospital outbreaks has been studied previously, with the primary focus being particular emergent clones in affluent settings (Brisse et al, 2009; Snitkin et al, 2012; Deleo et al, 2014).

Finally, there are at least theoretical reasons to fear that minor adverse effects of treatment may evolve into severe complications more frequently in low- than in high-income countries, since women living in less affluent settings are more likely to be affected by comorbidities (e.g., HIV or anaemia) and to lack timely access to adequate medical care.

1 Despite upward trends in incidence rates, due to an increasing exposure to risk factors and widespread use of mammography screening, 2 mortality has been declining in most affluent settings, 3 reflecting improvements in access to earlier diagnosis and effective treatments.

Women presenting with stage I breast cancer in this study seem to experience high survival rates similar to their counterparts from affluent western settings.

It appears that the survival of patients with stage I breast cancer in this study is similar to reported age-adjusted net survival rates in affluent western settings during the same calendar period (Walters et al, 2013).

However, in very affluent western settings, it may be that the young women are more likely to have undergone genetic testing, receive preoperative breast MRI (Mahmood et al, 2013), or offered immediate breast reconstruction (Greenberg et al, 2011), all of which are shown to be positively associated with mastectomy.

"The hope is that we will be able to go ahead and have a nice targeted platform, where advertisers can come and get a good cross-section of a multicultural, affluent, trend-setting audience," he said.

The decreasing size and expense of DNA sequencers has also enabled the use of WGS in less affluent health-care settings.