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The most prevalent response was a complete response in both diseases.

For all antigens (plasmodia and schistosome specific), the most prevalent response was IgG3 and this showed different patterns with age to the IgG1.

The most prevalent response was that they had not always felt 'understood' (62%) whilst others did not feel 'listened to' (54%), or did not feel confident that the professional was sure what to do (50%), were made to feel 'not normal' (50%) and did not feel that the professional had not given 'helpful' responses (46%) to questions.

All of these core proteins can be targets of the anti-Sm immune response, but the most prevalent response is to the B and D polypeptides, which are therefore considered the major antigens [ 8- 10].

The Triple Negative Breast Cancer subtype that exhibits poor prognosis, excess recurrence and metastasis, and worse chemotherapeutic response was significantly more prevalent in patients exhibiting MetS[36, 57, 58].

In the case of naltrexone, the gene that influences naltrexone response is prevalent in some population groups but virtually non-existent in others.

Additionally, while the development of anti-tTG-2 IgA is linked with CD, an anti-tTG-6 IgG and IgA response is prevalent in GA, independent of intestinal involvement.

In some cases the cellular immune response stimulated by lymphokines seems to play a major role, whereas in others the humoral antibody response is deemed prevalent.

The only other variable predictive of CVP non-response was prevalent atrial arrhythmia (OR = 41.9; 95% CI = 1.40 to 1,249.3, P =.03).

The most prevalent theme of the responses was 'exaggerating something that is there', which included responses suggesting overdiagnosis meant 'diagnosing a condition to be more serious/severe than what it actually is; overmedicalising; overcomplicating'.

The most prevalent response to the emails was students' statements that, precourse, they had assumed today's researchers were "straight-A" students in college (14/15 responses; 93% of students).