Sentence examples for far prevalence from inspiring English sources
So far, prevalence data on psychotropic medication prescription in Austrian nursing homes are lacking.
So far, prevalence of functional sinonasal symptoms and structural and/or mucosal endonasal pathology has not been studied in patients seeking esthetic RP in a tertiary academic referral center for RP.
This is consistent with experience in a larger series reported by Pascual et al [1], although a study of similar size from Taiwan, undertaken at a similar time and of similar duration, found a far lower prevalence of secondary to primary cough headache cases, and an unusually low prevalence of Chiari malformations [2].
In areas surveyed so far, mean prevalence of active trachoma in children aged 1 9 years was 64% while trichiasis prevalence in persons aged 15 years and above was 9.2%, thus making blinding trachoma a severe public health problem [ 3].
An accurate survey of belief would likely reveal a far higher prevalence of true agnosticism or atheism than 'indicated' by the last census.
Since homes tend to be Europeans' most valuable asset by far, the prevalence of renters makes Germans appear to have less net wealth than otherwise hard-pressed Spaniards.
I also began noticing the far greater prevalence of what I've thought of as masculine styling by women, which Chinese friends say parallels the emergence of what they call a unisex style that has become very popular among young men.
In their study Organji et al. (2015) reported far higher prevalence (66.6%) of B. cereus isolated from of raw milk samples in Egypt.
Comparison with pooled international data from patients with ischaemic coronary heart disease enrolled in different trial registries [13] showed far lower prevalence rates for an age-matched population.
However, in Ethiopia, far higher prevalence was reported by Lula 2011 (11.2%), Mekuria and Beyene 2014 (10.4%) and Bekele 2012 (10.2%) from Dire Dawa, Tigray region and Addis Ababa, respectively.
A recent study analyzed the neutralization profile of 439 plasma samples and demonstrated far less prevalence of MPER-specific antibodies compared with other epitopes, mainly the V3 N332-dependent glycan supersite (Landais et al., 2016).
