Sentence examples for lead to a prevalence from inspiring English sources

We found that the vaccination program can eradicate the vaccine-sensitive strain but lead to a prevalence of vaccine-resistant strain.

We observed an over-representation of downregulated contractile proteins expressed in slow-twitch fibers, which would lead to a prevalence of fast, more anaerobic, less-oxidative fiber type, in contrast to the signature observed in cardiac muscle (see in what follows).

For the population of 82 million people in Germany, these developments lead to a prevalence of 1.4 million cancer patients within the range of five years post diagnosis and 2.1 million cancer patients in whom the diagnosis is back up to 10 years [ 3].

Ocular morbidity was present in 374 children in total and this leads to a prevalence of 3.7%9595% CI 3.3%-4.0 3.3%-4.0

Exposure in New York led to a prevalence of infection among passengers similar to the prevalence of influenza A(H1N1 pdm09 during the same week among the general population of New York.

However in the Italian study, the use of the CDC reference led to a prevalence estimate of obesity in boys that was ten times that of the other references (CDC 10.5%, IOTF 0.8%, Luciano 0.8%).

The difference might be attributed to cultural differences that lead to a lower prevalence of these risk factors, especially very low prevalence of alcohol abuse by mothers, and the relatively low rate of divorce compared to economically developed countries (15).

This might lead to a higher prevalence of menstrual migraine than in reality.

We might have included some women with migraine with aura, which may lead to a higher prevalence of PMM and MRM.

In contrast, for unknown reasons, most previous studies of the association of migraine or headache frequency with EDS defined EDS as ESS ≥10 [17–21], which would lead to a higher prevalence of EDS.

A decrease in PIGM levels due to downregulation of the gene might also lead to a decreased prevalence of GPI anchored proteins at the cell surface.