Although considerably prevalent in developed Western countries, prevalence statistics are substantially lower in developing countries, including Asian countries [ 2].
> In contrast to the findings in the medieval group, shallow defects located coronal from the CEJ were considerably prevalent in the raw food group (Table 4, Fig. 3b), whereas in the western diet group, the prevalence of this kind of lesions was much lower and corresponds to its general prevalence in Germany [ 45].
Considerably more prevalent, anti-personnel mines are roughly the size of cans of tuna.
The NaCl-triggered biofilm formation was considerably more prevalent among MSSA than MRSA strains (Fig. 1).
Meanwhile, according to these survey respondents, the use of newer social-media channels is considerably less prevalent.
While we lack dispensability information for entire MetaCyc pathways, we found that individually essential gene families were considerably more prevalent than non-essential families across these samples (median 0.94 versus 0.24; Wilcoxon rank-sum test, P < 0.001; Methods), consistent with essential functions being core to many body sites.
Practices of meat eating are considerably more prevalent now than in the days of the Bible, and they still involve unacknowledged acts of violence and sacrifice.
How this will work is anyone's guess, but we suspect it's a cost-cutting measure and also suggests the Palm OS will become considerably less prevalent.
While all these estimates are based on European averages [3], it has been noted that headache disorders are considerably more prevalent in Russia than in Western Europe.
Although both of these solutions are inherently smartphone- and tablet-focused, Gajda notes that Visa is also continuing to work on ways of enabling payments in developing markets, too, where dongles will most likely need to work on feature phones, which are considerably more prevalent today than smart devices.
This phenomenon has been demonstrated for other arthropod taxa and is likely to be considerably more prevalent than previously thought, and thus confounds any strictly DNA-based or molecular phylogenetic approaches to evaluating biodiversity.
