Sentence examples for but that prevalence from inspiring English sources

Analyses of 149 cases at MZ and BH showed that the disease occurred during all seasons but that prevalence peaked in early summer.

These data suggest that a number of service members have used DSs before entering the Air Force or Marine Corps but that prevalence becomes higher once individuals spend time in these services.

The available information based on ATPIII and IDF criteria suggests that metabolic syndrome is pandemic but that prevalence varies widely depending on the ethnic groups studied and criteria applied (9).

Surveys carried out in Guinea-Bissau since 1987 [ 4, 8, 13– 16] have provided a detailed description of the epidemiology of HIV-2, showing that 8.9% of adults were infected in 1987 [ 8], but that prevalence almost halved by 2007 [ 5, 13].

However, unlike populations of European origin, we not only show that ischaemic or major ECG changes were highly prevalent in our population, but that the prevalence was twice as high in women as in men.

Earlier this month, the BBC reported that hospital admissions for men with eating disorders increased by 66percentt in the last decade in the U.K. In the U.S., a recent study in the Archives of General Psychiatry found that binge eating and bulimia were indeed more prevalent among adolescent girls than boys, but that the prevalence of anorexia nervosa was exactly the same.

Research on the Framingham Offspring and Community cohorts among women and men aged 28 92 years showed that the prevalence of radiographic hand OA was 51% for women and 48% for men, but that the prevalence of symptomatic hand OA (both radiographic changes and patient-reported symptoms) was 16% and 8% for women and men, respectively [ 2].

Law enforcement experts say that there is no way to measure how many New Yorkers carry weapons like knives or pepper spray for self-defense, but that their prevalence in the city has all but certainly declined as street robberies and assaults have become less frequent.

Although it is difficult to establish causation, we cautiously suggest that Bd caused the 50% decline in the BC population of R. pipiens between 2000 and 2005 [ 24] but that the prevalence of Bd has stabilized since 2005.

US data from the national youth tobacco survey (NYTS) indicate that during the past decade (2000 2011) both the prevalence of current tobacco use and cigarette smoking experimentation declined among middle- and high-school students but that the overall prevalence did not decrease from 2006 to 2009 or from 2009 to 2011.

Our survey results showed that the majority of physicians thought that it was useful to study ARDS prevalence but that they believed overall mortality and prevalence was decreasing.