prevalence in English

noun

1

the fact or condition of being prevalent; commonness.

the prevalence of obesity in adults

synonyms: commonness, currency, widespread presence, generality, popularity, pervasiveness, universality, extensiveness, rampancy, rifeness

noun

• commonness, currency, widespread presence, generality, popularity, pervasiveness, universality, extensiveness, rampancy, rifeness
• preponderance

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1. The prevalence rates of Compulsive …

2. The prevalence of Ambiopia was 0.3%

3. Prevalence of individualism will jeopardize collective interests.

4. Prevalence of each congenital abnormality entity after prevention was calculated from the birth prevalence and the percentage effectiveness of prevention.

5. Prevalence of non-Carious cervical lesions in permanent

6. 2 The reported prevalence of asymptomatic Bacteriuria ranges …

7. We have earlier discussed the prevalence of ageism.

8. Figure 2 reports Blindness prevalence from selected studies

9. Bionomics was conceived as an answer to the prevalence …

10. Table 1: Prevalence of Asymptomatic Bacteriuria in Selected Populations2

11. Determining the prevalence of Cohabitation is a challenging task

12. Yet paradoxically, so did the prevalence of HIV infection.

13. Cryolite workers have a high prevalence of gastrointestinal symptoms

14. Of developed nations , the US had the highest prevalence .

15. According to age group , the prevalence is as follows :

16. Both sheep and goats Abomasa with overall prevalence of 95.8%

17. Prevalence: Pulmonary embolism was reported in 2%, phlebitis in 10%.

18. 4 Yet paradoxically, so did the prevalence of HIV infection.

19. They pointed to the prevalence of corruption, gambling, and immorality.

20. The prevalence of nocturia is high among patients with OSAS.

21. A short analysis on the prevalence of Bandwagons in culture

22. In Brazil the prevalence of Asperger's Syndrome may reach 0.5%.

23. In most African countries, HSV-2 prevalence increases with age.

24. Dementia prevalence is higher among those who are physically disabled.

25. Evidence for prevalence of pain in newly diagnosed cancer is scarce.

26. This is a graph of autism prevalence estimates rising over time.

27. We used two different symptom-diagnostic tests to estimate the prevalence rates.ResultsWe found that French and Togolese Bereavers reported almost similar PGD prevalence rates (21.9% [95% CI 0.13

28. Although statistics on the prevalence of Burnout specifically are hard to …

29. One was the prevalence of nomadic, pastoral life, as in Arabia.

30. They were very surprised by the prevalence of anti - government sentiments.

31. Objective To assess the dental caries prevalence of children in Yinchuan.

32. The prevalence of Byssinosis among cotton workers in the north of Benin

33. To report the prevalence of alexithymia in patients recently diagnosed with cancer.

34. We examined the prevalence and clinical–demographic characteristics of Anergia in a

35. Colonial officials put forth two related explanations for the prevalence of perjury.

36. The prevalence of TAAs is lower than the reported prevalence of abdominal Aortic aneurysms (AAAs), but unlike AAA, which appears to be decreasing, the incidence of TAA is increasing.

37. The increasing prevalence of Childhood obesity is associated with emergence of comorbidit …

38. Centenarian offspring were found to have a 56% reduced relative prevalence of heart disease, a 66% reduced relative prevalence of hypertension, and a 59% reduced relative prevalence of diabetes in multivariate analyses that controlled for age, gender, years of education, annual income, IADL score, ethnicity, marital status, exercise, smoking

39. The prevalence of such images of women in Advertisements is a problem

40. The adult HIV prevalence rate is estimated at above five per cent.

41. The treacherous mountain passages were also known for the prevalence of bandits.

42. 23 With the time of being in the army and cumulative sun-exposure period, the prevalence of tanning, photoaging and polymorphous light eruption increased, while the prevalence of sunburn decreased.

43. The prevalence of amblyopia was not statistically different between the two age groups.

44. "The prevalence of Colic is thought to be 5 –19% of infants

45. Suarez examined the surprising prevalence of Abridgments in 18th-century Anglo-American publishing

46. Despite its prevalence, Atlanticism in its modern form is a relatively new mindset

47. Office workers have less prevalence of cough and sputum production than industrial workers.

48. "Comparison of the prevalence of fructose and lactose malabsorption across chronic intestinal disorders".

49. Firstly, hackle prevalence and inheritance of the ancient Chinese mathematics, medicine, astronomy. etc.

50. The study investigates the prevalence and recidivism risk by motives of arson inmates.