Sentence examples for because a high prevalence from inspiring English sources

Especially, the food chain has recently attracted attention because a high prevalence of resistance genes in food-producing animals like poultry was reported; this is related to the high rate of antimicrobial drug use in the livestock sector [ 4, 5].

Because a high prevalence and high clinical severity of SLE are also observed in the Thai population, we examined the characteristics of VDR gene BsmI polymorphisms in a larger cohort of Thai patients with SLE and the relationship of polymorphisms to the susceptibility and clinical manifestations of SLE.

Parliamentary elections over the weekend fell short of democratic standards because of "a high prevalence" of ballot box stuffing and other problems, the main Western observer mission to the election, the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, said Monday.

Diabetes mellitus is an important public health problem because of a high prevalence and increased morbidity and mortality.

The age interval of 60 74 years was chosen because of a high prevalence of hypertension in this age group.

Because of a high prevalence of medication oversupply and also high financial burdens at regional hospitals, the above-mentioned strategies should be implemented at regional hospitals.

This is because such a high prevalence of CS compared with a low prevalence of vacuum-extraction deliveries have been linked to an evolving tendency of obstetricians to avoid difficult deliveries such as those using vacuum extraction [ 37, 38].

Nevertheless, in diabetic patients both the diagnostic and the predictive value of ABI may be limited because of a high prevalence of false-negative values as a result of medial arterial calcifications (7– 9).

Fluconazole 400 mg/week is recommended for primary prophylaxis among HIV-infected patients with CD4 cell count <100 cells/mm3 in Thailand and some developing countries because of a high prevalence of cryptococcosis and the evidence of a survival benefit [ 15].

This may have been because of a high prevalence of synchronous malignancies involving anatomically related organs as 22 of 30 s ovarian and 4 of 6 s vaginal/vulvar cancers occurred within 6 months of diagnosis of uterine cancer.

17 Children < 5 years of age are especially susceptible to hospital-acquired infections because of a high prevalence of malnutrition 18, 19 and are frequently hospitalized with respiratory illnesses such as pneumonia.