For example, mental health problems are more prevalent in disadvantaged families, and previous research has consistently shown there are also strong intergenerational associations in education, occupation, and family income [ 29, 30].
Nε-Carboxymethyl-Lysine (CML) adducts are the most prevalent form of AGEs, and previous studies have shown that CML adduct formation is induced by GO [28].
Participants who sustained an ASVD event over the 10 years of the study had lower baseline values for eGFR by the MDRD and the CKD-EPI equations and higher values for age, body mass index, prevalent diabetes, systolic blood pressure and previous history of ASVD.
Multiple mentioning of conditions was allowed (e.g. highly prevalent, and frequently mentioned in previous studies).
The association between previous, prevalent and incident TB is complex and the subject of some debate [ 8, 23] and conflicting evidence [ 8, 19, 24].
46 In our study, both current and previous smoking were more prevalent among PPI users than among nonusers.
Risk factors strongly associated with atherosclerosis and previous atherosclerotic vascular diseases (acute coronary syndrome and intermittent claudication) were most prevalent in patients with CLI events, whereas previous atrial fibrillation was prevalent in those with AVI and ALI.
The human figure continues to be of central importance in modern sculpture in spite of the growth of nonfigurative art; but the optimistic, idealized, or naturalistic images of man prevalent in previous ages have been largely replaced by images of despair, horror, deformation, and satire.
Racial discrimination, so casually prevalent in previous eras, became socially taboo, unless the discrimination were positive.
Such caricatures of individuals are hardly new, but were widely prevalent in previous centuries, particularly the 19th century; with the waning of religious belief.
