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Cross-slip of threading dislocation segments in multilayer structure was found to be more prevalent compared to a single-layered thin film.

Similarly, IGT was found to be more prevalent compared with IFG in Mauritius (8), in the U.S. (9), and in Pima Indians (10).

12 Given previous reports indicating an inverse relationship between dyspeptic symptoms and the objective criteria for GORD we hypothesised that in patients with functional heartburn dyspeptic symptoms should be more prevalent compared to the rest of NERD patients.

In developing countries, negative attitudes and stigma appear to be more prevalent compared to the western world.[ 68- 70] Parental adjustment is a particularly important target because of these negative attitudes toward disability in general and epilepsy in particular.

Among the menders, knees, back and shoulders problems were more prevalent compared to other body regions.

Suicide rates in the southern region of Portugal are more prevalent compared to other regions.

Furthermore, age distribution in the workplace setting of our study (Figure 1b) is probably shifted towards younger ages, where migraine is more prevalent compared to the general population.

However, they do not provide a full explanation of why the Mercian strain is more prevalent compared to other strains in the West Midlands.

In dialysis patients, neurosensory deficits were more prevalent compared to cancer patients.

3 23 Living in rural areas where poverty is more prevalent compared with urban areas has been shown to be negatively associated with skilled delivery.

In this study mental distress among khat users was more prevalent compared to patients who were not current khat users (29.5%vs.19.2%%).