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When analyzing by cause of death, effect estimates were markedly higher for cardiovascular and respiratory deaths compared to all non-accidental deaths, consistent with previous studies [ 5, 13, 17].
For example, using data from the 2007 Sleep in America Poll of the National Sleep Foundation, Kapsimalis and Kryger [ 37] noted that the prevalence of high risk for OSA (determined using Berlin questionnaire) was 8.5 % among women with normal BMI while the prevalence estimates were markedly higher among overweight (21 %) and obese (62 %) women.
The present cost estimates are markedly higher than those by Borget et al. (2011) [ 19] and Abramowitz et al. (2010) [ 20] but similar to US cost estimates from Hu and Goldie (2008) [ 21].
The estimates are markedly higher for developed countries, where almost all deaths (86%) are attributable to this disease category [ 4]--in Australia around 80% of the total burden of illness and injury is accounted for by chronic, non-communicable diseases [ 5].
Although consistent with previous results, the outcrossing rates we estimated are markedly higher than previous studies based on pollen flow source and sink trials [ 21- 23].
This estimate is markedly higher than the pediatric proportion of the total burden of disease, which for children < 5 years of age is 5% in high-income countries and 31% in low- and medium-income countries (WHO 2008).
These estimates of active TB prevalence were markedly higher than those of the total Japanese population and the Osaka City population in 2007, namely, 19 per 100,000 (0.019%) and 53 per 100,000 (0.053%), respectively [ 1, 22].
In these studies, prevalence rates were markedly higher than in our study; in the New York study, estimates ranged between 6% (for hallucinogen use) and 35% (for inhalant nitrite use) during the past 6 months [24].
TP, SRP, TN, and nitrate levels were markedly higher in the downstream karst reaches (Figure 2A,B,C,D).
