The phrase "a prevalence over" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression would typically be "a prevalence of" when discussing the frequency or commonness of something.
Example: "There is a prevalence of certain diseases in this region that requires attention."
Alternatives: "a dominance of" or "a superiority of".
Pain attacks show a circadian and seasonal rhythmicity and smoking is the most frequent life-time habit in CH patients with a prevalence over 80%.
Participants had a physiological sleep EEG pattern, showing a higher rate of SSO events during SWS than during NREM stage 2. SSOs were detected all over the scalp but with a prevalence over the fronto-central areas and, on average, SSOs travel at a mean speed of 5 m/s, mainly originating in the frontal area and crossing the scalp to posterior regions.
AAV has an annual incidence of 20 per million and a prevalence over 200 per million [ 5].
For monitoring indicators, 166 (32%, M1-M4) practices had a prevalence over the 90th centile for just one indicator, 29 (6%) twice, and six (1%) three to four times.
Only one combination (depression-anxiety) was found to have a prevalence over 5%and70%0% of patients had a comorbid disease which was not included within the nine most common chronic conditions.
Among elderly patients belonging to the Framingham cohort, Lidenbaun [ 9] observed a prevalence of over 5.3%.
Dizziness is a common complaint among the elderly with a prevalence of over 30% in people over the age of 65.
The frequency and severity of female pattern hair loss (FPHL) also increase with age, with a prevalence of over 50%% in women over the age of 80 years [ 3].
Of the remaining 11 countries with data (no data exist for Turkmenistan), three have prevalence estimates of over 20% (Moldova, Russia and Ukraine) and Estonia has a prevalence of over 50%.
The study pointed out that subtype A prevalence increased over time and became predominant even if, surprisingly, in neighboring countries hosting a large number of Albanian immigrants, such as Italy and Greece, subtype B is still the predominant epidemic.
