Both single (77.9%) and mixed (22.1%) parasitic infections were observed, the latter prevalent in immigrants.
Primary and secondary hyperparathyroidism (the latter prevalent in kidney diseases) have been shown to induce both AVC and AS.
Consequently, based on the phylogeographic distribution of M and N mtDNA clusters, with the latter prevalent in western Eurasia and the former more frequent in southern and eastern Asia, it was proposed that two successive migrations out of Africa occurred, being M and N the mitochondrial signals of the southern and northern routes respectively [ 6].
These voices, through the use of explicit inscriptions of Attitude and Engagement the latter, especially prevalent in the Adjudicator Voice advance the authorial view of the past and persuade readers of its merits.
Spain's system of presumed consent, in which patients would have to opt out of donating their organs after death rather than the current system of having to "opt in" (the latter being prevalent in the U.S. and most of Europe), is seen as one of the major reasons.
Visibility is mostly low due to fog and darkness; the latter is prevalent in the "Otherworld".
The latter seems particularly prevalent, cropping up in everything from the Jodeci-esque harmonies on Faithful, to Weston Road Flows' glorious swirl of Mary J Blige samples.
During the first half of the 17th century, two types of beds were made, one with a heavy carved frame and the other with a light framework and elaborate hangings; by the middle of the century the latter had become prevalent in England and Europe.
In the latter, the most prevalent form of protothecosis is bovine mastitis with Prototheca zopfii and Prototheca blaschkeae representing the most common pathogenic species.
The former tool has often been implemented to test HC, discrimination and compensating differential theories, while the latter is the prevalent approach to make use of search theories and Roy-type models to empirically analyse labour markets.
Infections such as tuberculosis and schistosomiasis should be suspected in patients from endemic countries: the latter is still prevalent in areas of Africa and the Middle East, and is characterised by a contracted, thick-walled bladder with calcifications, and may be complicated by the development of squamocellular carcinoma (Fig. 8) [38, 39] 39].
