Furthermore, a recent study emphasized the prevalence and prognostic significance of focal myocardial scar, as detected by LGE.
Prior studies of malnutrition in ESRD have emphasized the prevalence of anorexia and resultant reduced oral intake.
Their study emphasized the prevalence of women using these health care options, specifically those with low physical and mental health scores [ 10].
Analyzing the list of top 52 hits for protein-protein interactions using "STRING" places a number of genes into two separate networks, clearly emphasizing the prevalence of proteasome components.
This complements spike data showing that neural firing is much less sparse in deep cortical layers as compared to superficial layers across various anesthetized and awake preparations (Barth and Poulet 2012) and emphasizes the prevalence of deep layers in the cortical microcircuitry.
We emphasize the higher prevalence of AEs due to AEDs in migraineurs, suggesting a peculiar susceptibility of their condition to experience AEs.
Education should emphasize the higher prevalence of viral etiology, use of the McIsaac modified Centor scoring system, and published guidelines on treatment of pharyngitis [ 8, 14].
Given the recent implementation in Italy of a widespread vaccination program with prophylactic HPV vaccines not containing HPV 51, it is important to emphasize the high prevalence of this "atypical" HPV genotype from the start of the vaccination campaign, in order to avoid attributing to the vaccination program in the future a possible selection effect with consequent HPV replacement.
Finally, in a systematic review examining the epidemiology of tobacco use among khat users, S. Kassim et al. emphasize the high prevalence of tobacco use among people who chew khat, a socially acceptable mild amphetamine popular in parts of the Middle East and East Africa.
As noted by Wadwa (47), it is important to emphasize the high prevalence of CVD risk factors in youth with type 2 diabetes and, at the same time, to take note that by age 55 years an estimated 35% of individuals with type 1 diabetes die of coronary artery disease compared with 8% of nondiabetic men and 4% of nondiabetic women.
