Jane, for instance, quit football in her teens despite playing at a high level, put off by the disciplinarian attitude of her coaches and a prevalent survival-of-the-fittest worldview.
Despite improving experience and techniques, ischemic and bleeding complications after transcatheter aortic valve implantation (TAVI) remain prevalent and impair survival.
However, concern remains that inclusion of prevalent cases in survival analysis results inevitably in HR bias.
Of the geological events, regular historical glacial cycles in the Eurasia Continent had prevalent influences on survival and recolonization of populations/species [ 11].
Also, although left truncation methods allow the use of prevalent cases in survival analyses, the sample may represent a patient subset that is not generalisable to the patient population as a whole.
However, because only women who survived their breast cancer were able to undergo genetic testing and be identified as mutation carriers in these prevalent series, a survival bias may have prevented the detection of a negative impact of BRCA1/ BRCA2 mutations on outcome.
Since the second half of Upper Paleolithic the adaptability of humans increased with development and active use of a number of protective measures; under those conditions, the autochthonous type of adaptation became prevalent that ensured human survival even in extreme conditions.
Such themes as romance, death, and survival are prevalent throughout "Beside the Dying Fire".
Themes of social darwinism and survival are prevalent throughout "Beside the Dying Fire".
However, when we compared prevalent vs. symptomatic carcinomas, survival was found to be significantly longer for prevalent cases (OR = 0.34, CI 0.13-0.88).
Control of gene expression by RNA may be more prevalent in cells where survival is dependent on the ability to make rapid adjustments in response to environmental stress.
