Sentence examples for against prevalence from inspiring English sources

To take measures against prevalence of childhood asthma, many researchers have surveyed the actual statuses of childhood asthma in developed countries, but in most Asia Pacific developing countries including Mongolia such surveys have never been sufficiently conducted until now.

This is due to the exponential nature of odds against prevalence [ 16- 21].

To assess whether bias might have occurred that exceeded that expected from random error, we plotted absolute bias against prevalence for each risk factor, by mailing wave.

The fit of the model-based prevalences was tested against prevalence rates of hysterectomy based on self-reports from three population-based health surveys in 1981 , 1989and 1997, with nearly identical questions on hysterectomy was nearly identical, including structural options on hysterectomy alone or with oophorectomy.

11 Separate scatter plots of altitude against prevalence for men and women did not reveal significant correlations between altitude and the prevalence of hypertension (p=0.13 and p=0.18, respectively), suggesting that gender may not have an influence on the prevalence of hypertension at high altitude.

This association may be due to chance, and contrasts with evidence from systematic reviews [ 37] which showed circumcision is protective against HPV prevalence, and perhaps also against persistent [ 38] HPV infection in men.

It came in the form of a "holiday appeal" asking the news media to speak out against "the prevalence of smack" in the nation's orphanages.

The incident sparked nationwide protests in the streets against the prevalence of rape and sexual assault in the country.

Researchers came to the findings by calculating the daily use of opioid analgesics for 214 countries between 2001 and 2013, and compared the data against the prevalence of health conditions in those countries requiring opioid pain relief.

I vividly recall viewing a colour photograph of the famous Manor of St James masonic lodge, set up in 1986 by police officers serving in the West End of London – in defiance of the then police commissioner, Sir Kenneth Newman, who was firmly against the prevalence of freemasons in the police.

I am not sure if pressure groups continue to campaign against the prevalence of gratuitous sex in American cinema, but, if you are still out there hunting for material, could you please write and tell me where I can find the stuff?