AAs are more prevalently poor, inadequately insured, and have fewer assets so they are probably less able to absorb the indirect and direct, but uncovered, costs of colon cancer care.
Those investigators concluded that because African Americans are more prevalently poor, inadequately insured and have fewer assets; they are probably less able to absorb the indirect and direct, but uncovered costs of colon cancer care.
Over time usability and user experience became fractured by the multitude of definitions and concepts on what usability does entail and, more prevalently, what it is thought to overlook.
This occurs more prevalently in disk spinneret because of either intensive electric field or the thickness of the disk.
Because of an increasing recognition of their utility for illuminating basic and applied issues from diverse fields of inquiry, cladograms are becoming ever more prevalently used.
Under these circumstances, it is concluded that the interplay of these three interactions, namely super-exchange interaction, magnetocrystalline anisotropy, and canting effect, is more prevalently present in the nanoparticles of ferrite, and hence the magnetic property observed in the system of nanoferrites is a cumulative effect of these interactions.
Such artifacts are of limited significance in our simulations, but do appear to a limited extent in Figure 1 (a), and more prevalently in Figures 2 (a), 2 (b), 3 (a) and 3 (b).
Third, while evolutionary conservation can help in discriminating functional binding sites that are more prevalently located on conserved parts of the genome from presumably non-functional sites on non-conserved regions, it does not explain the mechanism by which a TF is guided to its functional site.
In the dry fermentation process, Candidatus Cloacamonas is more prevalently present.
TCRBV12, BV13.1, BV13.2, and BV24 were expressed more prevalently than other TCRBV gene families in the three cell populations.
13, 16 Contractures occur regularly and more prevalently in the lower extremities than in the upper extremities.
