Sentence examples for population prevalent from inspiring English sources

Sidhu et al. described new sources of major genes conferring resistance to WBPHs in a population prevalent in northern India [ 29].

The 24 virus strains analyzed from hepatitis E patients admitted to local hospitals during the time of the study are generally representative of the virus population prevalent in southern China where our study took place.

Thus, in a young to middle-aged, asymptomatic population, prevalent cartilage defects are more likely to be present than any reduction in cartilage volume, since these represent the early changes of OA, with a longer time frame required to demonstrate significant cartilage loss.

In some population, prevalent symptom like vaginal discharge is not recognized as warning symptom and in most cases medical assistance is not sought until it becomes obvious and unbearable, eventually leading to longer patient delay and total diagnostic delay [ 27, 28].

oryzae (Xoo) isolates under artificial inoculation and field conditions showed that the combination of genes provided a wider spectrum of resistance to the pathogen populations prevalent in the region (Singh et al.2001).2001

Direct comparisons with other studies is somewhat hampered by the use of different study designs (population-based vs. selected institutions) and patient populations (prevalent vs. incident patients, inpatients vs. outpatients).

An inactivated HIV vaccine intended to elicit broadly neutralizing antibodies is designed to use a pool of population-prevalent HIV-1 from plasma (PHIV), isolated before evolution of antibody-mediated genetic mutations.

This may occur due to genetic drift and founder effects, turning minor alleles in a certain populations to prevalent ones in another population.

Phenotypic heterogeneity, defined as the unequal behavior of individuals in an isogenic population, is prevalent in microorganisms.

This may have an impact as there is a recognised risk that in the achondroplastic population largely prevalent in the control group, callus maturity is slower and this may have influenced the results.

In contrast, similar to nearly all AD GWA studies performed to date, the initial reports of association with the PCK1 and ZNF224 loci come from AD cases recruited from a neurology clinic population with prevalent dementia.