Sentence examples for prevalent intensity from inspiring English sources

A strong intensity of immunolabelling prevailed in the SGE and in the DGE in FS, but a decrease in the labelling intensity for this molecule was observed in both epithelia during the LS (P = 0.04 and P = 0.039, respectively for SGE and DGE; Table  4), whereby the most prevalent intensity of labelling was the moderate.

It has become the prevalent exercise intensity recommended.

Seven band-classes were highly prevalent (median intensity in at least one of the groups was >2 %), including band-classes 30.1, 33.0, and 65.6 of Streptococcus, band-class 8.3 of Fusobacterium, band-class 59.4 of Veillonella, as well as band-classes 80.6 and 63.0 of Actinomyces, in which there was little variance among band-classes 65.6, 59.4, and 80.6 (Additional file 3: Table S3).

– Abdominal pain in MBO is highly prevalent, of great intensity, and often requires the use of potent opioid drugs.

CKD prevalence and intensity increases with age in SCD patients and is more prevalent amongst adults.

Studies by our group and others have shown that although the increasingly prevalent use of intensity-modulated radiation therapy (IMRT) and concurrent chemoradiation therapy for locoregionally advanced NPC has improved local and regional control in NPC, distant metastasis has become a predominant pattern of treatment failure in NPC patients who do not present metastases at diagnosis [ 5, 6].

In here, a double diode model is used that allows a more realistic account for the carrier recombination in the absorber layer, which strongly influences device characteristics under low illumination intensity [20], particularly prevalent in the case of thin film materials [21].

He lives and breathes music and his passion is even more prevalent when you experience the intensity of his live performances.

Finally, though highly prevalent in the species, the intensity and ability to express maternal behaviour has been related to cow's experience or parity [ 25, 28].

Median methylation intensities at the nine CpGs were determined for strata of sociodemographic characteristics, lifestyle factors, and prevalent diseases; differences in methylation intensities between strata were examined by Kruskal Wallis tests.

For fatigue and generalized weakness, the agreement increased at higher symptom intensities, whereas the agreement on less prevalent symptoms was best at low symptom intensities.