Sentence examples for b predominant from inspiring English sources

Exclusion criteria were a) exacerbation of COPD within 4 weeks prior to enrollment, b) predominant asthma and bronchiectasis by clinical assessment, c) pregnant or nursing women d) chronic use of a mucolytic medication.

A system for classification of local/peritoneal spread was set up based on which all patients could be classified: (a) predominant peritoneal growth±smaller local deposits; (b) predominant local growth±smaller peritoneal deposits; and (c) predominant abdominal wall growth±smaller local or peritoneal deposits.

Retrospective evaluation of distribution of B-lines in patients with ADHF in the ED setting shows that the B-profile (predominant B-lines in the anterior chest) proposed in the BLUE protocol would have missed a significant proportion of diagnoses.

Subtype B was predominant in IDU; while CRF01_AE (a recombinant between subtypes A and E) was predominant in HT and MSM [9], [14].

Currently, the overwhelming majority of data on HIV-1 is based on subtype B, the predominant subtype in developed countries.

B was predominant in the Northern Territory, thus lending support to the hypothesis that it is the most widespread genospecies occurring in Australia [23].

It was shown that the activities of promoters A and B were predominant, promoter A being the most active, while the activity of promoter C was negligible in both proliferating neural and non-neural cells [44], [45].

In China, genotypes C and B are predominant in patients with chronic liver disease, followed by genotypes D, E and A [ 10].

Subtype B was predominant, followed by subtype F and BF recombinant viruses, as previously described for the Brazilian Southeast region [ 42- 44].

The majority of studies investigating HAND and the effects of HAART have been conducted in settings where clade B is predominant, while the burden of HIV disease exists in southern Africa where clade C is prevalent [ 7].

Globally speaking, Subtype A is the principal HIV-1 subtype found in Central and North African countries; Subtype B is predominant in USA, Europe, Australia, Thailand and Brazil; Subtype C is prevalent in South Africa, Ethiopia and India; CRF01_AE is common in Southeast Asia [ 4].