In one sense the prevalence of homelessness seems odd, because the national poverty rate has fallen to around the same level as before the recession.
In that sense, the prevalence of gun massacres is one that we pay a social cost for every day, even if we, or if anyone we know, is never the victim of them.
Given a d-dimensional subspace H⊂RD, for almost all functions in Bsp,q RD) (in the sense of prevalence), we are able to compute the singularity spectrum of the traces fa of f on affine subspaces of the form a+H, for Lebesgue-almost every a∈RD−d.
The previous findings are surprising, in the sense that the prevalence of suicide ideation was low; while, the prevalence of suicide attempts proved high compared with western countries.
How else to make sense of the prevalence of revenge as a motive, a problem and a source of catharsis?
Although there are no statistics on the number of applications that are fraudulent, immigration attorneys have a sense of the prevalence of such fraud, and the reasons that petitioners perpetrate it.
In some sense, the rising prevalence of chronic disease is following a pattern of global expansion not unlike an infectious disease.
The Obama administration, members of Congress and campus safety advocates have promoted the idea of all colleges conducting the surveys to get a better sense of the prevalence of sexual violence among students, which is a vastly underreported crime.
In this sense, estimation of prevalence and risk for TB infection among health care workers (HCWs) involved in TB care is one of the essential steps to review and reinforce TB control measures.
28 The choice of these definitions was not based on any statistical evidence, but it gave us a general sense of the prevalence and the influence of other variables on these SDs.
