Sentence examples for prevalence of replacement from inspiring English sources
The nad gene group is characterized by high polymorphism levels and high relative prevalence of replacement mutations compared to other PCGs.
They identified the nuclear gene Ndufa11, coding for a subunit of the NADH dehydrogenase complex as strongly affected by transmission ratio distortion and marked by a prevalence of replacement mutations far greater than what was measured for other nuclear OXPHO genes [ 13, 14].
Second, a few adaptive mutations can have significant fitness impacts (e.g. Cytochrome c in Tigriopus californicus [ 66] and cMDH in Lottia [ 65]), and the relatively low prevalence of replacement mutations relative to neutral mutations may therefore not be indicative of the effect of protein evolution on fitness.
The prevalence of renal replacement therapy has increased, affecting 885 patients per million inhabitants.
The prevalence of renal replacement therapy was 87 patients per million, and the incidence of renal disease continues to rise.
The explanation for the broad prevalence of below replacement fertility and the modest extent of negative natural increase is population momentum, an important concept introduced in Keyfitz (1971).
This paper estimates point prevalence of renal replacement therapy (RRT) utilization within population strata defined by geography and deprivation in south and mid Wales.
To describe the prevalence of hormone replacement therapy (HT) use by postmenopausal women doctors and doctors' wives in Italy and to explore the relationship between their personal characteristics and HT use.
The prevalence of knee replacement is increasing exponentially because of the aging of the population but also due to the broadening of indications [1].
Prescribing prevalence of nicotine replacement therapy during pregnancy was 11% among smokers, double the prescribing prevalence before and after pregnancy.
The prevalence of renal replacement therapy, indicating ESKF, and mortality was also similar between the different ethnic groups.
