Sentence examples for being more prevalent from inspiring English sources

AS is the most frequent subtype of SpA, being more prevalent than previously thought, with an estimated prevalence as high as 1% in Caucasians and approximately 0.5% among the general population (Sieper et al. 2006).

Insomnia is very common in the general population with a prevalence of 10 to 15 % with this condition being more prevalent among women.

There was no evidence of events being more prevalent at the beginning of the academic year or on nights.

BYDV-SGV and BYDV-PAV were the only two B/CYDV species encountered, with BYDV-SGV being more prevalent.

Instead, she warned of mental health, drink and drug issues, with some of the factors being more prevalent in parts of the black and ethnic minority community.

The test data also suggest that the viscous behaviour may be related to stress level, being more prevalent at low stresses.

One can also suspect that for the cardiovascular pathologies also the factor of physical fatigue being more prevalent in the rural population might play an important role in the high occurrence of this type of diseases.

And then eventually it started being more prevalent in the, in the new species that started from there".

However, society isn't going to fully take advantage of this without growth mindsets being more prevalent.

The flag is known by many names, with none being more prevalent than the rest, and may often be referred to by more than one name by the same manufacturer.

The nick-directed endonuclease activity of hPMS2 and related proteins, and therefore repair, relies on discontinuities being more prevalent in the newly synthesized DNA strand.