Sentence examples for documenting the prevalence of from inspiring English sources

In boreal forest management this "complexity challenge" is related to the accumulating body of research results documenting the prevalence of small scale and partial disturbances driving the development of variable and heterogeneous stand structures (Kuuluvainen 2009; Kuuluvainen et al. 2015).

Documenting the prevalence of postwar Western ideas and art in East Germany, the numerous trips East German artists took to the West, and the large number of exhibitions of East German art in West Germany after 1977, this article shows that the Wall was far more permeable for the visual arts than is currently recognized.

To illustrate the connection between war, violence and suicide, a connection that manifests in veterans through PTSD, depression, substance abuse, and moral injury, I have included, at the end of this essay, 15 fairly easy to find studies of the last few decades documenting the prevalence of suicide in combat veterans.

There is substantial literature documenting the prevalence of IHD in the medical education environment [ 5- 19].

However, data documenting the prevalence of MDR S. Newport among infected human case-patients in dairy-intensive states are limited.

This would be the first study documenting the prevalence of LTBI and TB disease among HCW in China in the international scientific literature.

To document the prevalence of neurologic disease in Niemann-Pick disease (NPD) NPD-B.

While many studies have documented the prevalence of the disease in prisons, researchers are now examining how patterns of incarceration affect its transmission beyond prison walls.

Another friend, a psychologist, leaned forward over dinner and told me about a large study he had seen that documented the prevalence of physicians' postresidency divorce.

To more clearly document the prevalence of earned income in the nonprofit sector, Bridgespan analyzed revenue trends from 1991 to 2001.

For the study, researchers documented the prevalence of self-reported weight discrimination and compared it to experiences of discrimination based on race and gender among a nationally representative sample of adults ages 25 to 74.