Gnotobiotic animals (mice) harboring transplanted gut microbiota of human donors representative of a targeted human population in an area where undernutrition is very prevalent provide one approach for characterizing the effects of undernutrition of systems physiology, immunity (including vaccine responses), and metabolism.
Sixty-four per cent of these prevalent cases provided a blood sample within 2 years of their diagnosis date, although the maximum time between diagnosis and blood draw was 7.6 years.
In other words, focusing only on the places where Hispanic voters are most prevalent could provide a misleading picture of Hispanic voters over all.
The well-established exohedral functionalization chemistry of fullerenes, with C60 as the most prevalent example, provides easy access to a variety of functionalized carbon nanostructures with great structural diversity and unusual spatial orientation of the attached moieties.
More generally, the classical grammatico-historical method is prevalent, which provides a basis for some openness to alternative approaches to understanding the scriptures.
There were 3239 (72.5%) prevalent cases, providing 16 532 years at risk, with a median follow-up time of 7.2 years and 490 deaths before 10 years of follow-up.
Studies focusing on the polymorphism of M. tuberculosis isolates from developing countries, where TB is highly prevalent, would provide new insights into epidemiology, transmission dynamics, phylogenetic analysis, and virulence.
Data about prevalent disease were provided by the subjects and may have caused misclassifications.
We show that what makes the fish trade in north Kerala a special case is due, in part, to its coastal geography and prevalent credit relationships that provided fishers the flexibility to optimize profits by selling at different markets.
