Sentence examples for hand prevalence from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, prevalence has been seen to increase for a few syndromes because of general changes in living conditions over time.
In patients with improved systemic health from HAART, it is HAART's failure to control HIV-1's effects on the signaling pathways that mediate normal communication between immune effecting glias and vulnerable neurons, that has substantially contributed to the rise in HAND prevalence since 2000 [5].
On the other hand, prevalence of HSV-2 antibodies was significantly higher among women.
On the other hand, prevalence of prophages, as defined by the positive amplification of at least one marker gene, was higher (82% vs 59%) in strains producing mastitis.
On the other hand, prevalence studies among hospital-based patients in urban China [ 17] revealed that our primary care patients had a higher rate of microvascular complications (44.9% vs 34.7%).
Other information relating to HIV or comorbid brain insult would also be needed, as well as environmental information that is known to impact HAND prevalence and incidence (such as education level) [ 7].
Evidences show that in patients with CD occurrence of thyroid dysfunction is up to 10%% of cases, and risk of thyroid disease is threefold higher as compared to controls [7]; on the other hand, the prevalence of CD is higher in patients with autoimmune thyroid disease, with a prevalence ranging from 1.2 to 9.3 % [7, 8, 9].
On one hand, the prevalence of liver cirrhosis (62.3%) in the GAVE patients of the current study, while consistent with the reported prevalence rates of 30%to70%0% in published series [ 7, 20, 27, 28], was higher than in the angiodysplasia patients.
On the other hand, the prevalence rate in our state is increasing and we do not have the necessary funds and strategy to deal with the situation.
On the other hand, HIV prevalence was 0% in North-East province but higher elsewhere.
On the other hand, the prevalence of aggravation by physical activity decreased with age.
