Sentence examples for parallel prevalence from inspiring English sources

In the parallel prevalence study [ 1] a prevalence of diabetes and hypertension of 23.3% and 21% respectively was found.

In parallel, weekly prevalence data for the USA were collected from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) at http://www.cdc.gov/flu/weekly from the last quarter of 1997 to April 2011.

Similarly, we documented a +9% per year increase in zygomycosis in patients with diabetes; in parallel, diabetes prevalence increased at an estimated 5.7%/year in France from 2000 through 2005 (37 ).

2 4 Indicative of the tension between 'old' and 'new' forms of HD, the incidence of communicable heart disease (CD) is sustained by the devastating epidemics of HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis (TB), rheumatic heart disease (RHD) and parasitic infections with cardiac involvement, 5 7 while in parallel, the prevalence of risk factors for non-communicable heart disease (NCD) increases.

Public-health officials like Hemenway can point to a mountain of research going back 40 years that shows that the incidence of firearm suicide runs in close parallel with the prevalence of firearms in a community.

In the study of Grivas et al. the late AAM was parallel to higher prevalence of IS [ 6].

In parallel with increased prevalence of MCI in men, the Mayo Clinic Study of Aging also shows increased risk of MCI (or incidence rates) in men [ 53].

Some changing trends in availability and use of certain categories of prescription and over the counter drugs parallel the changing prevalence of autism (17, 58).

15 After menopause, an increase in VAT occurs in parallel with increased prevalence of MetS, with a more atherogenic lipid profile and more hypertension.

Evidence for a causal association between antimicrobial use and resistance is supported by ecological data (changes in use parallel changes in prevalence of resistance).

Fluctuating incidence was reported in Vestfold parallel to increasing prevalence and may indicate temporal influence by environmental risk factors for developing the disease.