Sentence examples for frequent prevalence from inspiring English sources

Afghanistan is a country of many ethnic peoples, with frequent prevalence of Pashtoons in central government.

Scabies and viral warts were less frequent (prevalence 1.4%).

Clearly, the mechanism underlying frequent prevalence of subnormal free testosterone concentrations in type 2 diabetes requires further investigation.

The lower level of education is associated with a more frequent prevalence of the metabolic syndrome or its individual components [ 35].

These features strongly contrast with the characteristics of osteoporosis, that is, a more frequent prevalence of vertebral fractures in women, after 65 years and in patients with low BMI.

Other authors report LVI and especially BVI in BC to be less frequent: prevalences of LVI and BVI range from 8.8 (Nime et al, 1977) to 86% (Kahn and Marks, 2002) and from 4.2 (Lauria et al, 1995) to 33% (Kato et al, 2002), respectively.

The seven repeats (7R) allele is one of the most frequent, its prevalence varying in different populations from 0%to78%8%.

However, an amplification agent may also be a species with low reservoir competency, yet the presence of this species may change the behavior of the primary host such that contacts between hosts are more frequent and prevalence subsequently increases [7].

The three most frequent diagnoses (prevalence over 50%) were hypertension, arthrosis and cardiac failure.

This study confirmed the previous data in regards to the order of frequency of different types of stroke in which ischemic stroke (89.2%) is the most frequent regarding prevalence (5.08/1,000) and incidence (1.7/1,000), in agreement with recorded epidemiological data from Pakistan 31 and Italy 23 which reported that 80% 85% and 83.2% of their patients had ischemic stroke, respectively.

Cytophilic IgG1 and IgG3 isotype-specific responses were most frequent, with prevalences ranging from 64% (IgG3 to GLURP) up to 100% (IgG3 to MSP2 3D7)(Fig. 1).