Sentence examples for lead to increased prevalence from inspiring English sources

Further, the increased number of older patients and the increased prevalence of obesity and diabetes will probably lead to increased prevalence of PU. 17 Studies of how organisational factors at ward level affect hospital-acquired PU (HAPU) prevalence have produced inconsistent results, 12 15 indicating a need for further research.

Moreover, there is evidence that ambient PM can act as an adjuvant for allergic sensitization, which raises the possibility that long-term PM exposure may lead to increased prevalence of asthma.

As a result, a loss of primary host diversity may lead to increased prevalence of West Nile virus, particularly when remaining species are effective reservoir hosts.

However, the increased expression of shared inflammatory cytokine pathways may lead to increased prevalence of clinical depression in a cancer patient population (Raison and Miller, 2003).

We have learned (perhaps the hard way, through our mistakes) how inappropriate or excessive use of potent antibiotics may lead to increased prevalence of antimicrobial resistance.

Dairy heifers are experiencing major changes in housing conditions, social environment, nutrition and physiologic demands which might lead to increased prevalence of haemorrhages in first lactation.

The predicted global increase in obesity will lead to increasing prevalence of OSA.

Aging of the population will lead to increase prevalence of hypertension and cognitive difficulties.

An increased prevalence of NNS in the first group suggests that NNS is a dominant variable in the association between breastfeeding duration and reduced intra-arch transverse diameters which leads to increased prevalence of posterior crossbites as seen in our study.

Figure  4 shows that periodic variation in mobility leads to increased prevalence.

Dietary indiscretion along with sedentary lifestyle has led to increased prevalence of the metabolic syndrome among older adults (Ford et al 2004).