Sentence examples for prevalent driver from inspiring English sources

The described system may have evolved when trauma-related hypovolemia was a far more prevalent driver of natural selection but may be rendered maladaptive in the setting of modern stressors.

Although it was long believed that patients with schizophrenia discontinue their medications primarily due to treatment-emergent adverse events, more recent studies have reported that lack of medication efficacy is a more prevalent driver of treatment discontinuation compared to medication intolerability [ 23- 25, 52].

Cyclin D1 oncogene activation is a prevalent molecular driver of human cancer, playing key roles in breast, squamous cell, esophageal carcinoma, mantle cell lymphoma, multiple myeloma, and many other devastating human malignancies.

The results showed that LBP was more prevalent amongst forklift drivers than among non-drivers and driving postures in which the trunk is considerably twisted or bent forward associated with greatest risk.

Even internationally, where health issues are not as prevalent, a key driver of growth has been McDonald's ability to develop new food products that cater to the current and changing lifestyles of a specific region.

Amphetamine/methamphetamine was most prevalent among arrested drivers involved in crashes (30.6%) and drivers arrested for other reasons (56.9%), whereas only 0.18% of the control group was positive for amphetamine/methamphetamine.

Combinations of drugs are prevalent among injured drivers [ 2, 3, 15] while combinations in moving traffic are rare [ 5].

Several medical conditions are highly prevalent in commercial drivers and can be associated with increased risk of crashes, thus providing a rationale for health assessment of commercial drivers.

We conducted a systematic review of the literature and demonstrated that several conditions are significantly prevalent in commercial drivers and can be associated with increased risk for crashes.

Stimulant substances and amphetamines in particular are prevalent in Norwegian drivers apprehended by the police and the drugs are often found in combination with other psychoactive substances [ 30].

In conclusion, several medical conditions are highly prevalent in commercial drivers and some of them are associated with increased risk of crashes, thus providing a rationale for requiring medical evaluation of commercial motor vehicle drivers.