Sentence examples for considered prevalent from inspiring English sources

The prevalence rule highlights that, if symptoms are considered prevalent, people are less likely to appraise them as serious or as warranting medical attention (Scott et al, 2012).

Phytate, considered prevalent in many soils and lake sediments, as well as polyphosphates and phosphonates which have appeared in some natural lake sediments, was not detected.

In response to an objection by Mr. Davis to cameras being trained on a playground in a section of the city where many people are members of minority groups but not on playgrounds in white areas, the Mayor observed that the cameras would protect mothers and their children from interlopers in areas where crime is considered prevalent.

Infections identified at baseline were considered prevalent.

Because infections at baseline were considered prevalent and not incident, a direct comparison cannot be made from baseline to follow-up visits.

All other cases were considered prevalent.

The model considers prevalent and incident adult (aged ≥18 years) patients in England diagnosed with ESRD and requiring dialysis.

However, the swelling potential of soils is also considered a prevalent cause of damage to buildings and constructions.

Hypernasality is considered a prevalent speech abnormality that could significantly contribute to the unintelligibility of the hearing-impaired speakers.

First of all, the vast majority of CNTs (mainly multi-walled) exhibits a metallic behavior, but the phonon mechanism (lattice vibrations) of heat transfer is considered the prevalent one close to room temperature [17, 18].

Themes such as normality, oppression, survival, and overcoming imposing odds have all been considered as prevalent throughout the series.