Sentence examples for prevalence of hand from inspiring English sources

Despite increased HAND research and treatment efforts, the persistent prevalence of HAND continues to pose a great challenge to the HIV research and patient communities.

This is the first study from a multiethnic South Asian population to estimate the local prevalence of HAND and to identify the demographic and clinical characteristics of individuals with HAND.

Neil was very popular, judging by the prevalence of hand clap emoji and multiple hearts.

Before the age of 50 years, OA has a greater prevalence in males, but after the age of 50 years, females show a higher prevalence of hand, foot and knee OA (Felson et al. 2000).

Considering New England's colonial history and the prevalence of hand embroidery in colonial times, along with the emergence of ghost stories from the same era, it seems very appropriate for Varrone to use embroidery as a medium to comment on the spiritual side of contemporary life.

With the increasing prevalence of HAND it is essential to understand the cellular and molecular mechanisms by which HIV exerts its detrimental effects on the CNS.

Video data has increased dramatically in recent years due to the prevalence of hand-held cameras.

Unlike Doxil, the Myocet liposome does not have a polyethylene glycol coating, and therefore does not result in the same prevalence of hand-foot syndrome.

Prevalence of hand/wrist complaints followed low back disorders and resulted in a significant higher chronicity than any other complaint.

The increased prevalence of hand/wrist complaints among participants who work in rehabilitation hospitals may be explained by the frequently practiced manual therapy techniques.

The higher prevalence of hand/hip OA, when compared to previous radiographic studies, supports the hypothesis that ultrasound is more sensitive than radiography in detecting OA, particularly for osteophytes.