Sentence examples for falling prevalence from inspiring English sources

Admissions for pelvic inflammatory disease have also fallen which is consistent with evidence of a falling prevalence of PID observed in GP records.

Vascular disease mortality has declined rapidly in most Western countries, against a background of improved treatments and falling prevalence of smoking, but rising obesity.

20 Other reasons for falling prevalence in asthma but not eczema prevalence include changes in diagnostic practice for asthma, but not eczema, and reduced exposure to secondhand smoke (shown here to be related to asthma but not eczema prevalence).

To explain a falling prevalence of silicosis in this one shaft during the period 2000 to 2008, the above processes would have to have accelerated or changed in recent years.

Although a falling prevalence of childhood asthma has also been detected in Canada 6 and Australia, 7 it has been suggested that, globally, rises remain more common than falls.

Therefore the reason for the observed falling prevalence of cows with deep udders over the course of the lactation is likely to be that the farmers are culling the old cows with deep udders.

To investigate falls prevalence, factors associated with falling, and the effects of balance and strengthening interventions on falls in persons with multiple sclerosis (MS).

Furthermore, using self-reported falls data are essential as computerised GP records underestimate falls prevalence.

Furthermore, using self-reported falls data is essential as computerised GP records underestimate falls prevalence.

Using NQF's approach for falls' assessment, the outcome measures include: (1) falls with injuries, and (2) falls prevalence.

Pressure ulcers prevalence (hospital acquired); falls prevalence (inpatient falls); falls with injury; restraint prevalence; infection rates (hospital acquired): CAUTI; and CLCABI.