Considering the increasing incidence and widespread emergence of Gram-negative multidrug-resistant pathogens in clinics, structural information on the main actors of the recycling process paves the way for designing novel antibiotics disrupting cellular communication in the recycling-resistance pathway.
Carroll et al. reported a lack of high-quality studies on the association of the following items with the prognosis of whiplash: occupation type, disc degeneration, cultural factors, pre-injury fitness or exercise, and pre-existing or new incidence of widespread body pain or fibromyalgia [6].
Even though ovarian cancer is known to have high incidence of widespread metastases, this is not always the case.
The clinical courses were quite aggressive and nasal NK/T cell lymphoma patients have a higher incidence of widespread extranodal involvement, even though their stage was only I or II.
The recent diagnosis of the first cases of RMSF in Argentina (5), reemergence of RMSF in large clusters with a case-fatality ratio of 50% in Brazil (4), and reemergence of isolation-documented fatal RMSF in Colombia suggest that the factors responsible for the increased incidence are widespread.
This is the time period when the seasonal ILI incidences show widespread and peak influenza activities.
Just one village away lives Mukhtaran Bibi, who had been raped by four men on orders from a tribal council, a case that repulsed Pakistan and put a rare, harsh spotlight on the widespread incidence of rape here.
Combined with the widespread incidence of polygamy among the wealthiest Muslims, which multiplied the number of heirs, this egalitarian stipulation helped prevent Islamic societies from evolving into European-style feudal systems.
The widespread incidence of alcoholism, family violence and incest in many Native Canadian communities has long been linked to the experiences of generations who attended the so-called residential schools, which were dedicated to forced assimilation and operated for more than a century, until the 1980's.
The system of schools, which began shutting down in the 1970s, after decades of operations, was dedicated to eradicating the languages, traditions and cultural practices of Native Canadians and has been linked to the widespread incidence of alcoholism, suicide and family violence in many native communities.
