Sentence examples for prevalence and evolution from inspiring English sources
In a four-year longitudinal study of pediatric headache in children and adolescents aged 7 14 years, Gassmann et al. [44] analyzed headache prevalence and evolution.
Implemented more widely, this approach could create a worldwide surveillance capacity with the ability to monitor known disease agents (including the prevalence and evolution) and to discover new disease agents.
These data corroborate previous findings showing that infections interfere with the prevalence and evolution of autoimmune diseases by inducing regulatory T cells, which regulate EAE in an apparently non-specific manner.
This paper focuses on the prevalence and evolution of IPV.
Various methods have been used to estimate BSE's prevalence and evolution over time [ 6- 10](de Koeijer, Heesterbeek et al. 2004; Supervie and Costagliola 2004; Saegerman, Speybroeck et al. 2006; Prattley, Cannon et al. 2007).
NEFRONA is the first large cohort study evaluating the prevalence and evolution of subclinical atheromatosis in CKD patients, aimed to define the role of non-invasive early diagnostic tests.
To analyze the prevalence, predictors, and evolution of increased liver enzymes in a large sample of adolescents hospitalized with anorexia nervosa (AN).
The objective of this paper was to evaluate the prevalence, etiology and evolution of chronic viral hepatitis infections among HIV infected patients (HIP).
A genome-wide comparative analysis of 5'UTRs in human and mouse was carried out to investigate the prevalence, conservation, and evolution of putative translational control elements within alternative and constitutive regions of mammalian 5'UTRs.
The aims of the BFC80+ are, first, to achieve a better understanding of the prevalence, complications and evolution of CKD in elderly patients, and second, to identify the most accurate existing method or to develop a new method, applicable in clinical practice, to estimate the GFR in elderly patients.
Viral detection is a rapidly growing field owing to its increasing prevalence and ongoing evolution of viral variants and drug resistance.
