Sentence examples for Universal prevalence from inspiring English sources

Of these vibratory features, the glottal edge was selected for further analysis, due to its higher rating reliability, universal prevalence and consistent definition.

Many social practices, such as uneven distribution of power in marital relations, polygamy, acceptance of male promiscuity, power of extended family over married couples, restriction of women's mobility, and the almost universal prevalence of bride wealth, explain the persistence of male superiority and widespread violence against women in Nigerian culture.

Increased Aβ levels in DS are believed to be responsible for the near universal prevalence of AD in adult DS patients.

In recent years, several studies from different MSM populations consistently reported such a universal prevalence of anal HPV infection and multiple HPV type infection was found to be common [16] [19].

The high universal prevalence of temporomandibular dysfunction among the population means that it is important to look for methods of early diagnosis.

5– 8 Despite the almost universal prevalence of hypertension in the elderly, this population represents a unique subgroup of patients with hypertension due to the fact that there are relatively few clinical trials that have been conducted in the elderly.

The Ethiopian Orthodox Church calls for circumcision, with near-universal prevalence among Orthodox men in Ethiopia.

Studies from high-income countries likely failed to find consistent associations with perinatal mortality because of the near-universal prevalence of facility-based births and the high quality of obstetric care in those countries [ 15, 16].

England is an example of a country where a linked antenatal carrier screening (both targeted and universal, depending on prevalence) and neonatal screening programme (universal) for HbP is available.

It is a radicalism that mentions the global ubiquity of paid maternity leave in the same breath as the global prevalence of universal healthcare systems.

There is no universal agreement on the prevalence of ventilator asynchrony.