Sentence examples for using prevalent from inspiring English sources

Few studies have addressed the interplay between surface roughness of processed surfaces using prevalent microfabrication processes and their anticipated tribological behavior.

Further work to refine the PheWAS case algorithms may improve performance beyond using prevalent ICD9 codes.

In addition, left censoring, by using prevalent HPV infections, may have further inflated our persistence results because long-term infections are often over-represented among prevalent cases.

We have developed a code translation table to automatically define 776 different disease populations and their controls using prevalent ICD9 codes derived from EMR data.

Our results, however, contrast with those for the Southall Diabetes Survey cohort, which reported a nonsignificant trend toward increased mortality in South Asian patients compared with their white counterparts using prevalent rather than incident cases (22).

Our information was limited to using prevalent high risk infections for analysing persistence and clearance of infection; the foregoing means that follow-up studies are needed to facilitate understanding the most prevalent epidemiological HPV patterns for Colombia.

This study used prevalent westerly annual maximum wind speeds for the period of 1983 1998 for East Isfahan station in Isfahan Province, Iran.

Additive and multiplicative effects logistic regression models [56] were fitted in a sequence following a set of hypotheses, all of which used prevalent HIV infection status as dependent variable.

However, prior studies have used prevalent patients, not been randomised or lasted less than one month focussing on short-term benefits of preventing intra-dialytic hypotension.

We used prevalent and incident cases in order to maximize sample size; approximately 65% of eligible patients have enrolled in the study.

1 Use of these products is not uniform, with cigarette use concentrated in urban areas and smokeless tobacco and bidi i (an indigenous hand-rolled smoked product) use prevalent in rural areas.