Sentence examples for prevalence of structural from inspiring English sources

Rheumatoid arthritis has significant effects on foot structure [ 2, 3] with an estimated prevalence of structural and related problems of up to 50% [ 2], increasing to 90% in the older person with RA [ 4].

To determine the prevalence of structural abnormalities and instability affecting the extensor carpi ulnaris (ECU) tendons of asymptomatic recreational tennis players by the use of high-resolution ultrasonography.

But the elite itself has spent much of the past five years committed to economic doctrines — the prevalence of structural unemployment, the urgency of deficit reduction and entitlement reform, the destructive effects of "uncertainty" — that may not be quite as contrary to the evidence as fears of hyperinflation just around the corner, but are pretty bad.

Because of this low prevalence of structural changes, the reliability of scoring these changes is more difficult to assess.

Reported prevalence of structural coma varied between 28-64% and non-structural coma between 37-75% of patients presenting with non-traumatic coma [ 6, 9, 11, 14- 17].

Congenital structural anomalies affect 2.2% of births in UK and Wales (1), and the prevalence of structural fetal anomalies is likely to be even higher than this, because a proportion of these pregnancies are associated with fetal loss.

The estimated prevalence of balanced structural chromosomal rearrangements in a sample of more than 7700 young boars controlled before service was 0.47%.

The prevalence of endonasal structural or mucosal pathology in patients seeking RP is high and should not be overlooked at the time of planning surgery.

Although previous MRI studies have attempted to characterise the prevalence of regional structural abnormalities [ 13, 14], these have been limited by a small sample size and to our knowledge, have not provided regional prevalence data.

The prevalence of hospital structural characteristics and prevention processes among patients with and without C. difficile infection are displayed in table 2. Multivariable adjustment accounting for patient and hospital factors confirmed an increased risk of C. difficile in hospital types other than small community hospitals (table 3).

The observation of a (residue-specific) conformational preference and deviation from an idealized random coil devoid of any structural propensity is interpreted as a prevalence of residual structures.