Moreover, screening populations with increased prevalence of AAA (eg, male with family history [18%]) further improved the CER.
Molecular subtyping revealed a strikingly low prevalence of ERG cancer with increased prevalence of SPINK1 cancer (dominant focus ERG 17%, SPINK1 26%, ERG/SPINK1 52%, single ERG/SPINK1 focus 4%).
With increased prevalence, confirmatory test may be applied to syndromes of less likelihood such as high fever and cough.
Increasing age correlated with increased prevalence and severity of caries.
Hypercholesterolemia, hypertension, obesity, and hyperinsulinemia are seen with increased prevalence.
With increased prevalence of studies of whole genome methylation, this feature will be of greater importance.
Reductions in physical activity and CRF are associated with increased prevalence and incidence of metabolic syndrome.
Bladder cancer (BC) is an age-associated malignancy with increased prevalence in the elderly population.
Several prospective studies have shown that metabolic syndrome is associated with increased prevalence and incidence of AVS [ 21].
On the other hand, reduced glomerular filtration (GF) linearly associates with increased prevalence of CHF [ 15, 17].
Sedentary lifestyles, as well as extremely active lifestyles are associated with increased prevalence while moderate activity seems protective [ 15].
