Sentence examples for lead to prevalence from inspiring English sources

If data collection covers a period of 7 days, as in our study, any interruption of intake can lead to prevalence rates being underestimated.

Some authors found that doses in the range of 10 to 100 mGy lead to prevalence of T1 helper subpopulation (Th1), while doses above 200 mGy switch the prevalence of T2 immune response which determines an increased risk of neoprocesses, infectious diseases, allergies, and autoimmune diseases.

The start of screening led to prevalence peaks in breast cancer incidence: relative risk 2.06 (95% confidence interval 1.64 to 2.59) for Copenhagen and 1.84 (1.46 to 2.32) for Funen.

Depressed HRV may reflect a decrease in vagal activity directed to the heart that leads to prevalence of sympathetic mechanisms [ 54], and therefore to cardiac instability, which might explain the higher risk of arrhythmic deaths [ 14, 55].

To investigate if initial prevalence may lead to different prevalence patterns, we conducted an epidemiological experiment starting with mesocosm populations differing widely in their initial prevalence (0, 5, 50 and 100%).

Each resident treats an idiosyncratic set of patients, which could lead to different prevalence beliefs.

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

The causal link is that mother's education induces behavioral changes which lead to lowered prevalence of childhood diarrhea.

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

When tick cohorts do not overlap (i.e. larvae and nymphs do not cofeed), this region of the parameter space can lead to zero prevalence (Fig. 5B).

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.