Sentence examples for most prevalent determinants from inspiring English sources

The most prevalent determinants were oqxAB genes, which have been reported to be the most frequent PMQRs in K. pneumoniae isolates [ 18].

High BP and central obesity were the most prevalent determinants among males and females respectively and this is corroborated by studies in Sweden [ 28], the US [ 12], the Hong Kong, Chinese and Hungarian populations [ 30, 34].

Central obesity (55.3%) was the most prevalent determinant of MS by the IDF criterion followed by low HDL (42.7%) and then high BP (39.5%).

In addition to co-selection by drugs still commonly used, Enne et al. (28 ) and Bean et al. (25 ) suggested that lack of selective disadvantage of sul2 (the most prevalent determinant of sulfonamide resistance) carriage and the genetic mobility of sul2 might account for persistence in the absence of clinical selection pressure.

β-Lactamases of classes A and C are the two most prevalent resistant determinants to β-lactam antibiotics among bacterial pathogens.

The most prevalent MDR determinants in A. baumannii include genes for efflux pumps, class B β-lactamase (metallo-beta-lactamase), class C chromosomal β-lactamase AmpC, class D β-lactamase (OXA-type carbapenemase), integrons and associated insertion sequence (IS) elements [ 1].

Risk alleles within a gene desert at the 9p21 locus constitute the most prevalent genetic determinant of cardiovascular disease.

For example, pathologically affected growth is more often restricted than accelerated and is also associated with preterm birth and maternal smoking, the most prevalent pathological determinant of intrauterine growth, is associated with maternal age and socio-economic circumstances.

The purpose of this review is to systematically appraise the peer-reviewed literature about the genetic and environmental determinants of psychiatric comorbidity, focusing on four of the most prevalent types of psychopathology: anxiety disorders, depression, conduct disorder and substance abuse.

Besides a context-specific approach, an intrapersonal approach may also help to understand the multiple determinants operating in the different settings with which this behaviour is most prevalent [ 22].

MCP-1 is one of the most prevalent cytokines in tumour microenvironment and has been suggested to be one of the principle determinants of human tumour macrophage content [ 59], mediating monocyte/macrophage infiltration and thereby promoting tumour progression [ 60].