You write about the idea of prevalence — that there is more prevalent use of drugs because doctors are diagnosing more diseases and conditions, and therefore treating them.
LGBTQ women were also at higher risk of other cancers, such as lung cancer, due to more prevalent use of tobacco, alcohol and illicit drugs, she said.
Outcomes of heart failure (HF) have improved dramatically with the use of blockers of the sympathetic and renin-angiotensin-aldosterone systems, as well as with more prevalent use of implantable cardiac defibrillators and cardiac resynchronization therapy.
For instance, women harbor fewer bacteria on their skin and therefore shed them less often, possibly because of more frequent bathing or showering or a more prevalent use of skin care products.
While GameCircle is useful to those who delete a game from their Kindle Fire, then later install it again, the more prevalent use case for such a thing is for syncing progress between different devices — often a phone and tablet, as with Apple's iPhone and iPad, for example.
Moreover, we touch upon the major issues that have prevented a more prevalent use of the gas, such as the fact that the infrastructure of natural gas is more costly since it is transported though pipelines whereas other energy sources such as oil and coal have flexible systems that use trains, trucks and ships.
Later in history, particularly at the time of the Roman Empire, one of the more prevalent uses was assassination.
This improvement in outcome may be attributed to more prevalent use of diagnostic tests and increased use of broad-spectrum empirical antibiotic therapy for pneumonia [ 20].
The more prevalent use of E-cadherin staining in the diagnosis of ILC may have impacted the perceived increased incidence of this histologic type [ 7].
