The levels of food energy, total fats and saturated fats, however, also increased substantially and likely caused the prevalence of overweight and obesity in the past decades.
The local government has great law enforcements in the coal mine safety supervision and regulation work, but in order to develop its local economy, it often ignore national interests and long-term interests and cause the prevalence of local protectionism. .
If anything, healthy worker selection would cause the prevalence of MSP to be underestimated.
Ageing of the population and the accumulation of predisposing conditions will cause the prevalence of AF to rise by at least 2.5-fold by the year 2050.
Based on a prevalence elasticity of cigarette demand of -0.15 estimated by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC 1998) [ 48] and a 41.47% increase in the price of cigarettes, the NT$10 Health Tax will cause the prevalence of smoking to fall by 6%.
Assuming that the onset of new slow-growing tumours follows a constant rate, the next question is: what may cause the prevalence of indolent SD tumours to decrease with size?
According to the 4-strain model, 4CMenB vaccine causes the prevalence of carriage to decline at a much slower rate than the decline in serogroups C and "Other" when C and MCV-4 vaccines were introduced.
As younger patients tend to be less likely to be ESBL-E carriers the failure to capture these patients may have caused the prevalence of ESBL-E carriage in our patients to be overestimated.
In the model simulations, serogorup C was more successful in filling the niche, and the combined effect of changes in serogroup C and B prevalence caused the prevalence of "Other" to at first decrease, and then increase, or simply to decrease and remain low (Fig. 3d-f).
Thus, the race was in a certain contribution to the heterogeneity and a factor causing the different prevalence of BRCA1 mutation between Caucasoid and Asian.
