Sentence examples for diverse prevalence from inspiring English sources

Differing case definitions of constipation used, provide researchers with diverse prevalence rates.

Secondly, carcinogenic properties seem to vary between different hrHPV types, as reflected by their diverse prevalence in CIN2/3 versus cervical cancer [ 24- 31].

Patients with cleft lip and palate have changes of the maxilla concerning anatomical dimension, position, and function with diverse prevalence of these changes, which are caused by genetic, developmental, and treatment-associated determinants [ 1, 2].

While the variances of what constitutes CAM possibly contribute to the diverse prevalence rates reported in literature, we believe the multi-ethnicity of our patients with its diverse cultural background, religious beliefs and practices contribute to the high prevalence and differential patterns of CAM use.

Previous studies have reported diverse prevalences of depression in patients hospitalized with heart failure (35%70%%) because of the different patient selection criteria and diagnostic tools used.

Despite diverse population prevalence, the linearity was not satisfied between log odds and raw exposures.

Despite diverse population prevalence, the linearity was not satisfied between the log odds and exposures.

In our study, of the 328 patients with multiple previous treatments from five geographically diverse provinces, the prevalence of MDR-TB was as high as 58.19%.

A few smaller studies of patients undergoing medical care in diverse locations reported prevalence for subsets of the endoscopic and histopathological outcomes of interest; 32 42 however, the diverse selection criteria across these studies impede meaningful summarisation of data patterns.

Differences are observed between countries and health care settings, but also differences in methods used to identify the causative agent contribute to the diverse numbers of prevalence [ 3, 4].

Despite a low HIV-1 prevalence, diverse clades are circulating in Cuba (Thomson and Nájera, 2005) mainly subtypes B, C, G and H, BG recombinant forms and complex circulating recombinant forms (CRFs) CRF18_cpx and CRF19_cpx (Thomson and Nájera, 2005, Casado et al., 2005, Sierra et al., 2007, Delatorre and Bello, 2013).