Sentence examples for prevalence roles from inspiring English sources

The primary aims of this survey were to identify the prevalence, roles and experience of naturopaths and WHM practitioners working within the pharmacy setting.

The prevalence and roles of HGT in eukaryotic evolution is a rather controversial matter, with relatively few iron-clad cases [ 22].

In sporadic pheochromocytomas, somatic mutations of VHL or RET are found in less than 10% of tumors, suggesting a possible role in tumorigenesis, whereas the prevalence and role of such mutations in hereditary pheochromocytomas such as those occurring in MEN 2 is not known.

Many other epsilonproteobacterial species have been associated with diarrhea, but accurate estimates of the prevalence and role of individual species and proof of a primary pathogenic role have been elusive.

As far as he is concerned, the emergence of America from a premodern to a modern society never happened: "I don't know what 'modern' means," he writes, "beyond 'whatever is.' " Moreover, as coldeyed and as realistic as McDougall's description of Americans' behavior may be, in the end it cannot satisfactorily explain the prevalence and role of idealism and institutions in American life.

Little is known about the prevalence and role of concurrent sexually transmitted infections (STIs) found in HPV-infected female sex workers (FSW) in Africa.

Larger questions around the prevalence and role of racism in policing, racism in Ferguson, and racism in the United States, were not part of the jury's work.

The prevalence and role of Chlamydia pneumoniae in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) remain unclear.

The aim of this study was to determine the prevalence and role of antibodies to ZnT8 (ZnT8As) in adult-onset diabetes.

The high prevalence and role of the core treatment JWXYS for PMS is shown in this study.

It's necessary for us to study the prevalence and role of human papillomavirus genotypes in primary cervical screening in different geographic regions [ 8, 9].