However, in another relatively recent study [ 23], the difference between the duration of single and that of concurrent multiple type-specific prevalent HPV infections was not significant.
Expected population morbidity (i.e., due to disease other than HPV-related disease) was allowed for by using the average ethnic and age-specific prevalent years of life lived in disability from the New Zealand Burden of Disease Study [ 19], limiting the maximum QALYsDW gained with increasing age.
These models can, however, be successfully employed if specific questions related to specific key symptoms prevalent in human depression are addressed.
The HSRB (2006) concluded that studies of seven pesticides [aldicarb, amitraz, azinphos-methyl, dichlorvos (DDVP), ethephon, methomyl, and oxamyl] "failed to fully meet the specific ethical standards prevalent at the time the research was conducted …" (see also Lockwood 2004; Needleman et al. 2005; Oleskey et al. 2004; Sass and Needleman 2004).
In addition to examining the structural classifications of compounds, specific motifs prevalent in the database were also looked at.
On the maternal side, numerous anatomical, endocrine, immunological, thrombophilic and genetic perturbations have been invoked to explain RPL, yet none are specific or prevalent [2], [3].
Based on succesive selection rounds three bacteriophages were retained from an initial pool of 82 P. aeruginosa and 8 S. aureus bacteriophages, specific for prevalent P. aeruginosa and S. aureus strains in the Burn Centre of the Queen Astrid Military Hospital in Brussels, Belgium.
OrthoMCL was used to identify specific and prevalent coffee protein families when compared to five other plant species.
Previous studies have shown that polyomaviruses are host-specific, highly prevalent and are commonly excreted in urine.
Comparisons among the four differentiation stages uncovered a hand of R-NSCP1-specific or prevalent mRNAs, miRNAs, and signalling pathways.
