Traditionally, the prevalent approach when developing software has been a user-centered approach that focuses on software usability to help experts in some practice effectively engage in their work.
Brucellosis was traditionally more prevalent in German states with a high degree of agricultural activity.
This study provides evidence of a transition of febrile disease etiology from Plasmodium spp., traditionally highly prevalent in this area, to reemerging pathogens, such as DENV.
1 6 Even though intracranial arterial atherosclerosis is traditionally assumed most prevalent in patients of Asian descent, limited evidence is available as to the prevalence and prognostic significance of intracranial atherosclerosis in a European stroke population.
Minerals are widely dispersed, and, unlike other industries, mining and quarrying traditionally have been more prevalent in the south than in the north.
Traditionally, heavy drinking was more prevalent in poor rural regions.
The common enzootic stability prevalent in many traditionally owned herds may well be disturbed by rigorous pyrethroid applications.
1 Polycythaemia, traditionally thought to be highly prevalent in COPD, is less frequent nowadays with a more rigorous correction of hypoxaemia. 2 Reversely, recent research shows that anaemia is highly prevalent in patients with COPD. 3 4 Anaemia, which is a well-recognised comorbidity in many chronic illnesses, occurs in 10 30% of patients with COPD.
Microlumens, the putative precursor of true rosettes, are more prevalent and are detected traditionally by EM.
Although GEMMs have traditionally incorporated germline alterations in disease-prevalent genes, models using conditionally controlled, somatically acquired alleles allow a more accurate stochastic modeling of the sporadic nature of human tumorigenesis (Heyer et al., 2010).
