The practice is technically illegal in China but so prevalent that some publications even have rate cards explaining what good coverage costs.
The ads are prevalent in magazines and publications for LGBT communities, and portray an industry that is supportive all while killing its users: One example reads, "Whenever someone yells, 'Dude, that's so gay,' we'll be there".
They concluded that failure to publish and selective publication were prevalent in diagnostic accuracy studies but the dataset was too small to draw firm conclusions [ 16].
"For publications on female-prevalent disorders, such as thyroid and cardiovascular disease, in which one would expect a larger number of publications studying females, only 12%% studied females or both sexes" [ 60].
Results in terms of incremental costs, cost-effectiveness ratios and cost-utility ratios were converted to US dollars at the exchange rate prevalent in the year of publication to ensure comparability [ 9].
The prevalent data stores found in IEEE publications are similar to the data stores ranked high by DB-Engine Ranking.
Previous publications focused mainly on prevalent patients and thus research gaps were identified regarding costs and treatment patterns of incident patients before and after the first diagnosis.
Thus, a larger number of low quality publications (which is also prevalent in our data as Table 3 shows) leads to leverage effects.
Given the growing importance of journal rankings in academic performance management, it is relevant to researchers and managers alike whether there are certain characteristics of publications that are more prevalent the higher a journal is ranked.
However, very few publications exist about the prevalent of THM for hypertension.
The MOMP model is mentioned or implied in numerous publications as depicting the prevalent manner by which MPIS leave the mitochondria to activate the mitochondrial apoptotic pathway.
