Sentence examples for a certain prevalence of from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bush also came to President Clinton's defense in his confrontation with the National Rifle Association, which had asserted that Mr. Clinton was content with a certain prevalence of gun deaths so he could keep gun control as an issue.
Also, there was a certain prevalence of patients with a previous history of myocardial infarction and coronary interventions in the subgroup of patients who were not classified with NSTE-ACS retrospectively.
"There are many localised reasons why a particular area could have a high prevalence of a certain pest, but we're concerned that services are being cut across the country".
It is generally accepted that the prevalence of a certain kind of heritable retrocopy is accompanied with the high germ line expression of the corresponding mRNAs [5], [6].
Some studies conducted in other African countries indicated that rotavirus infections are present throughout the year, but with much higher prevalence in a certain period of a year [ 14].
In Belgium and in Europe, the prevalence of a certain form of dementia increases and grows exponentially with age but precise figures on the number of formally identified cases are missing [ 18, 19].
It has also been suggested that further improvement of socioeconomic conditions might not have further impact on TB prevalence beyond a certain threshold of burden, particularly in low incidence settings [ 18].
In 1855, motivated in part by an interest in promoting circumcision to reduce masturbation, English physician Jonathan Hutchinson published his findings that Jews had a lower prevalence of certain venereal diseases.
There was an association between metastasis status and a high prevalence of certain markers including CD44+/CD24−/low, ESA+, CD133+, CXCR4+ and PROCR+ in primary tumor cells.
As noted in the background, individuals with VCFS have a higher prevalence of certain brain abnormalities, including cavum septum pellucidum/vergae.
