Sentence examples for declining order of prevalence from inspiring English sources

The other main sites were, in declining order of prevalence: the shoulder (219), the knee (174) and the neck (110).

The order of prevalence of the different somatic complaints differed between the two ethnic groups: The most abundant complaints for the Arab students were headaches and fatigue, then disordered sleep and abdominal pain (in a declining order).

In common with UK respondents, the drugs most used by US respondents were, in order of prevalence: alcohol, tobacco, cannabis, MDMA and cocaine.

While the overall prevalence has been declining since, the prevalence of more advanced liver diseases has been increasing.

Declining STI prevalence and stable HIV prevalence reflect the positive effects of the prevention strategy.

The overall prevalence is declining, and the 2030 prevalence is expected to be one-third of the peak prevalence.

Interestingly, these samples with declining prevalence of SBV were eggs in which the DWV prevalence was increasing (Figure 4).

On the other hand, studies published years later in other countries showed a declining prevalence of no more than 17%.

The declining prevalence of Active School Transportation (AST) has been accompanied by a decrease in independent mobility internationally.

During the observation period, the prevalence of cardiovascular diseases declined and the prevalences of diabetes and cancer increased (figure 1).

In Italy there has been a decline of smoking prevalence for both sexes since 1990 [40].