Sentence examples for determinants of late from inspiring English sources

Social determinants of late stage HIV Diagnosis and its distributions among African Americans and Latinos: A critical literature review.

Among patients who survived the first 3 days, independent determinants of late death included increasing age, cirrhosis, lack of pathogen identification, and previous corticosteroid treatment (Fig. 4).

A regression analysis of the determinants of late loss in minimal lumen diameter revealed that estrogen use was the single most important predictor of subsequent late loss (F = 13.38, p = 0.0006).

Among patients who survived the first 3 days, independent determinants of late death included increasing age, cirrhosis, lack of pathogen identification, and previous corticosteroid treatment (Fig.  4).

It may be argued that the determinants of late-onset diabetes are very similar to those for cardiovascular disease, while a third major field of morbidity and mortality should be considered for prevention research - road accident trauma, which is rising rapidly as mobility in Africa increases.

Somewhat unexpectedly, low mental well-being remained a significant determinant of late RTW after adjustment for all four work capacity dimensions.

This observation indicates that persistent pulmonary hypertension is not common in mild TR patients undergoing mitral valve (MV) replacement, and that preoperative level of PAP may not be an important determinant of late TV function.

In 1977, based on a prospective study in 4,400 patients observed between 1947 and 1973, Pirart (23) noted that glycemic control in the first 10 years of diabetes was a major determinant of late complications.

This study is unique because it is based on new sick-leave spells and is the first to show that low mental well-being was an important determinant of late RTW even after adjustment for work capacity.

He, Y. et al. ALK5-dependent TGF-beta signaling is a major determinant of late-stage adult neurogenesis.

Determinants of early versus late cardiac death in patients undergoing coronary artery bypass graft surgery.