Sentence examples for prevalence of either from inspiring English sources

Thus, the variable of interdependencies is responsible for regime formation, while the variable of a common norm – for the prevalence of either coordination or cooperation as its functional type.

Studying only H. pylori-positive patients, we found no difference between diabetics and nondiabetics with regard to the prevalence of either gastritis (80% vs. 72.9%, P=0.71) or peptic ulcer (91.8% vs. 76%, P=0.09).

Unlike the Italian authors we do not believe that increased medication explains the decrease in any wheeze, since also the prevalence of either having wheeze or using medications decreased in our study, 21.2% 17.8%, p<0.001.

The pooled study population Hypothetical populations with HCV prevalence of either 10 or 50%%.

The prevalence of either systolic or diastolic hypertension was 46.2% (95% CI 43.5 – 43.5).

Unfortunately, this study did not explicitly survey the prevalence of either anxiety or depression.

The prevalence of having either high triglyceride or low HDL cholesterol concentrations was lower (<25% for either lipid abnormality across all age-groups).

The prevalence of deafness (either one or both ears affected) in offspring if the sire's hearing was normal was 8.7%, if the sire was unilaterally deaf, was 37.5%, and if the sire's hearing status was unknown was 16.2%.

Another study found no relationship of symptom prevalence to inhibition of either erythrocyte or plasma cholinesterase (Lee et al. 2003).

Moreover, most studies were restricted to investigating the prevalence and predictors of either OLD or RLD but not of both.

In half of the 12 species pair comparisons, there were statistical differences between species in either or both prevalence and intensity of either gregarine or mite infections.