In general, job strain and high psychological demands, particularly prevalent in the work of hospital physicians, can predict common mental disorders [ 14, 42].
In contrast, she adds, "vanilla heterosexual monogamy" seems to be a "prevalent demand" among women.
A Path Less Traveled As cars became prevalent, demand to complete Berkeley's path network fizzled.
It's for this reason that mobile apps-as-a-service businesses and DIY app builders are in such high demand, and so prevalent.
Yuan ascribes Zoom's considerable positive growth so far to the prevalent demand for a video conferencing solution that's both affordable, available to use across a number of devices and that doesn't sacrifice on quality.
As our population ages and diseases like Alzheimer's become more prevalent, demand for these types of innovative solutions will only grow.
This demand is particularly prevalent postnatally when maturation of motor neurons requires synthesis of proteins for production of dendritic trees, synaptic connections, and ionic conductances (Vinay et al., 2000; Carrascal et al., 2005; Li et al., 2005).
Cognitive demands were more prevalent among younger dentists than older dentists.
The fact that excessive dowry demands are particularly prevalent among the rich and the educated has been amply reported in the media.
Private AI services, generally more responsive to farmer demands, are more prevalent in higher and medium market quality sites in India, indicating the importance of private dairy services as systems intensify.
