Sentence examples for disproportionately prevalent from inspiring English sources

Although pre-eclampsia is disproportionately prevalent in poor communities, an unexpectedly low prevalence was reported in Ethiopian and Guatemalan women with high levels of dietary calcium.

OK, if you took a representative sample, what things were disproportionately prevalent?

Crack cocaine was disproportionately prevalent in impoverished black communities, while powder cocaine was disproportionately favored by more affluent white users.

One such chronic disease disproportionately prevalent amongst the poor is Tuberculosis (TB) [7].

Stress-related disorders such as anxiety and depression are disproportionately prevalent in women.

Childhood obesity is disproportionately prevalent in communities of color, partially because of structural inequities in the social and built environment (e.g., poverty, food insecurity, pollution) that restrict healthy eating and active living.

It is also disproportionately more prevalent in African-American athletes.

As with incidence, Medicaid enrollees with prevalent IIMs were disproportionately African American (44.5%) as compared to Caucasian (36.2%) or Hispanic (6.7%).

Vocabulary: decay, caries, pediatric, substantiates, prevalent, severity, sealant, trended, disproportionately, disparities Extension Activities: 1. Prepare a "How It Works" poster illustrating the process of a tooth's decay.

Child marriage practice (marriage prior to 18 years of age) is prevalent in Pakistan, which disproportionately affects young girls in rural, low income and low education households [ 9– 11].

The excluded group of individuals with prevalent skin lesions was disproportionately older and male; thus, well water arsenic concentrations in the remaining study sample were higher among women and among factors associated with female sex, such as employment in a lower energy expenditure occupation, lower body mass index (BMI), non smoking, and not using betel leaf.