Sentence examples for fallen in prevalence from inspiring English sources

"We're not sure why Clegg in particular has fallen in prevalence, as names come and go for a number of reasons," said Miriam Silverman, a spokesperson for Ancestry – the genealogy firm which compiled the research by comparing historical census data with modern records.

18 Although smoking has fallen in China, the prevalence of lung cancer has increased, most probably due to air pollution.

Reported debt and food insecurity had fallen substantially in prevalence between baseline and follow-up in the community remaining in displacement, and were lower still in the return migrant group.

This 0.5 percentage‐points fall in smoking prevalence attributable to MMCs represents 13.5% of the percentage‐points decline over this period and equates to an estimated 193 000 fewer smokers in England over this 7‐year period, or approximately 27 500 per year.

In addition, there were falls in the prevalence of scores of ≥8 on both HADS component scales (for anxiety, from 24.4 to 18.0%; for depression, from 20.5 to 15.5%) and a fall in the prevalence of subjects with PAID scores of ≥40 (from 20.5 to 9.9%).

Ongoing research indicates that countries with either regulated or legalized sex work have seen substantial falls in the prevalence of STIs in sex workers, as a result of governments' initiatives for wide-spread condom programs and promotion of HIV testing and treatment [ 59, 60].

Compared to the mid-1990 s, the smoking prevalence has fallen in adult men but not in women.

Overall, FGM prevalence rates have fallen in the last three decades but progress has been uneven, UNICEF said.

However, during the past three decades, this fall in prevalence has slowed noticeably in the United Kingdom [ 1].

The rapid fall in prevalence of anaemia with definitions using lower thresholds (such as 110 g/L) suggests that in most cases the anaemia is mild.

Alternatively, the lack of antigenic diversification resulting from the absence of recombination may have contributed to the genotype's fall in prevalence.