Sentence examples for prevalent criterion from inspiring English sources

The least prevalent criterion was recurrent inhalant-related legal problems, reported by one-in-twenty inhalant users.

Hypertension was the most prevalent criterion for metabolic syndrome (65.0%), followed by low levels of high-density lipoprotein cholesterol (52.7%), abdominal obesity (36.2%), hypertriglyceridemia (32.4%), and impaired glucose (8.9%).

For decades, focusing on cell size alterations has been a prevalent criterion for identifying START regulators (Carter and Sudbery 1980; Sudbery et al. 1980; Jorgensen et al. 2002; Zhang et al. 2002).

The assessment of metabolic syndrome criteria showed that hypertension was the most prevalent criterion (234 [65.0%] patients), followed by low levels of HDL cholesterol (187 [52.7%] patients), abdominal obesity (118 [36.2%] patients), hypertriglyceridemia (118 [32.4%] patients), and impaired glucose (32 [8.9%] patients).

Abstract considerations such as the artist's name or the previous owners' celebrity are now the prevalent criteria, while visual achievement becomes almost irrelevant.

The most prevalent criteria were high blood pressure (47.5%) and increased waist circumference (39.1%).

High blood pressure, obesity and impaired glucose regulation were the most prevalent criteria for all MetS definitions.

The secondary endpoints were the most prevalent criteria for metabolic syndrome in patients undergoing hemodialysis on the waiting list for renal transplant, the prevalence of metabolic syndrome without diabetes mellitus in this patient population, the concomitant cardiovascular diseases/cerebrovascular events and cardiovascular risk factors before renal transplant, and the incidence of NODAT.

Figure  3 provides a breakdown of the GSF prognostic indicator criteria that patients met, with cancer (n = 5), and dementia (n = 5) the most prevalent GSF criteria amongst the group of patients whose admission was considered potentially avoidable.

Our objective was to describe prevalent exclusion criteria in treatment research on neurological disorders and to analyze their impact on sample representativeness and generalizability of findings.

For closely related taxa such as tuna, this loss of information renders species diagnosis impossible using the most prevalent identification criteria.