The number of incidental and prevalent cases varied greatly in the presented studies (prevalence from 0.5 [ 30] to 27,9/100,000 [ 28]).
But in the last several years, as the number of riders has increased greatly, it seems much more prevalent: the conductor as drill sergeant.
Malaria has long been known to be a prevalent selective pressure which has greatly shaped the human genome over the past 10,000 years [ 1, 2].
See related research by Pavone et al., Mechanical Ventilation Associated Lung Injury (VALI) is a prevalent complication of supportive care and greatly impacts outcomes of critically ill patients [ 1, 2].
Oral squamous cell carcinoma, the most common cancer of the head and neck region, has, globally, a greatly varying incidence depending on geographical area and prevalent risk factors (Barnes et al, 2005; Curado et al, 2008).
ClinicalTrials.gov ID; NCT00932529 Hallucinations, most often auditory in nature, are highly prevalent in schizophrenia and related psychotic disorders but prevalence figures vary greatly among different reports [ 1].
Descriptive findings from a survey conducted in the mountainous area of Dexing City, Jiangxi Province using WHO criteria indicated that caries experience and periodontal disease were more prevalent in rural areas but this disparity greatly diminished with older age [ 7].
Long CDR-H3s were at their highest frequency among ChI MAbs, and less so among SAD and AcI MAbs, whereas SMs were more prevalent in ChI and SAD anti-protein Abs and greatly reduced among anti-protein AcI Abs.
Primarily, social disparities in HPV vaccine uptake will be greatly reduced if discussions between patients and their HCPs become more prevalent.
As long-term survival of CKD patients has been greatly improved thanks to the development of dialysis techniques, malnutrition is more prevalent and serious than ever before.
