Sentence examples for appreciable prevalence from inspiring English sources

DeFronzo concluded that individuals with IGT are near maximally insulin resistant, with decreased β-cell function and mass, and with appreciable prevalence of diabetic complications.

An under-reporting bias is certainly possible; however, if our study finds an appreciable prevalence of IPV among respondents, we will have confidence that the likely "true" estimate is even higher.

However, despite an appreciable prevalence in participants of New Zealand Polynesian (Maori and Pacific) ancestry (18% versus 32% in Europeans), there was no relationship between positivity for the urate-raising allele and the hyperuricemic and FEUA response to the fructose load, despite prior evidence for association of rs11942223 with gout in Polynesians [ 29].

There were no appreciable trends in prevalence of past STD, number of sexual partners in the last 3 months, method of contraception, genital warts and culture of N. gonorrhoea, T. vaginalis, C. albicans and Chlamydia sp. from the vagina.

9 A previous study found that in the past these recommendations had not had an appreciable effect on the prevalence of NTD in European countries.

Two studies found an almost six-fold higher prevalence of appreciable levels (⩾1  μg ml−1) of urinary morphine among residents of the high-risk areas than in lower risk areas (Joint Iran IARC Study Group, 1977; Ghadirian et al, 1985).

In a subsequent study of 1590 rural individuals, the prevalence of appreciable levels (⩾1  μg ml−1) of urinary morphine metabolites was almost six-fold higher among residents of high-risk vs low-risk areas (Ghadirian et al, 1985).

The wider use of second-generation antipsychotics may have permitted an appreciable reduction in the prevalence of negative symptoms; at least, this is what the recent study by Shivashankar et al. [ 25] suggests, finding such a reduction over a period of 25 years (between 1981 and 2006).

We have shown that the effect of misclassification of antiretroviral treatment status on estimates of the prevalence of TDR may be appreciable, even if the rate of misclassification is low.

The effect of misclassification of ART on estimates of the prevalence of TDR may be appreciable, and depends on the number of naïve tests relative to the number of experienced tests.

The prevalence of VAP remains high, with an appreciable mortality.