Within the private sector, non-profit medical corporations were the most prevalent establishing body in both periods.
For ICPC-2 and ICD-10, the 11 most prevalent chapters were body specific, with the non-body system-specific chapters being relatively uncommon.
Among the most prevalent chemicals in body odor are at least 24 kinds of carboxylic acids.
Analysis on an individual level revealed distinct viral profiles and also supported the observation that some viruses are prevalent in multiple body habitats.
The same viruses were prevalent in multiple body habitats within individuals, and these shared components of the individual's virome were consistent with anatomic or functional links between these body sites.
Metabolic syndrome has recently become prevalent, whereas the body burden levels of PCDDs/PCDFs and DL-PCBs have a decreasing trend (Konishi et al. 2001; Porta 2006; Wittsiepe et al. 2000).
The rare benign and good prognostic non-duct cell carcinomas have characteristic radiological features and are more prevalent in the body and tail of the pancreas than in the head of the gland.
As the patient goes through days or weeks of treatment, expression profiles from individual cancer cells isolated from blood would give an indication of which particular subtype of cancer cell is most prevalent in the body.
†p < 0.05 aFractures present at baseline (prevalent fractures) BMI, body mass index; FEV1, Forced Expiratory Volume in 1 second; FVC, Forced Vital Capacity At baseline, eight out of 49 patients (16.3%) had at least one prevalent Grade 1 fracture (Table 2).
It replaces the prevalent view of bodies as machines with a biological view of bodies shaped by evolutionary processes.
