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The quantity H(P c ) = 1 − (1 − P c )1/ c is called the prevalence transformation.

WASHINGTON, March 9 - Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton on Wednesday sharply criticized the sex and violence in video games and other entertainment directed at children, calling the prevalence of such images an epidemic.

(Only this princess asked the gardeners, "Does Monsanto come and break your legs if you save seed?") She has embarked on a mission to green the festival with seminars on traditional straw-bale construction and organic tacos, calling the prevalence of diabetes in the Latino community — she is borderline herself — a "murder machine".

Hence the prevalence is the proportion of persons having reported that they had NP anytime during 2006, sometimes called the period prevalence [ 16].

The data were based on a cross-sectional population prevalence survey called: "The Finnish Gambling 2011" [ 30, 31].

Adults can also learn from these portrayals: for instance, tuberculosis was called the tailor's disease because of its prevalence among garment workers.

This difference in prevalence has been attributed to what is called the 'hygiene hypothesis'.

The latent discontents were exposed, revealing the prevalence of empty ambitions and truncated identities, what psychologist Erich Fromm called the pseudo-world of the pseudo-self.

Jennifer Farrell, a spokeswoman for the office, said it has confronted the prevalence of viral hepatitis at drug treatment centers by establishing a task force called the Addiction Medicine Unit.

The Pentagon's Joint Non-Lethal Weapons Program (JNLWD) is working on a device called a Radio Frequency Vehicle Stopper to address the prevalence of vehicle-based attacks targeting civilians, Defense One reports.

During the first phone call (M3) the prevalence of anxiety was as high as 20.0%% but decreased over time (14.8 % at M12).