Sentence examples for frequent prevalence of from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Among these students, if all 42 students in the intervention groups and none of the 18 control group students had actually become frequent searchers, the prevalence of frequent searchers would have been 53% and 14%, respectively.

Diseases with mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) mutations are quite frequent, with prevalences of ∼1 11 000 in North-Eastern England (1) and 1 6000 for a single-point mutation A3243G in Finland (2).

Weight-loss attempts are likely to become more frequent as the prevalence of obesity rises.

Seborrheic eczema, keratosis pilaris and angular cheilitis were less frequent, each with prevalence of 1.2%.

Lack of ENT care and lack of visual care were less frequent, with a prevalence of approximately 3 4% in the whole sample, but they affected a large proportion of people reporting hearing or visual limitations, 88.0% and 44.2%, respectively.

Although HPV18 was the second most frequent type, its prevalence of approximately 9.0% in Italy was considerably lower compared with previous reports but still in agreement with previous studies conducted in Italy (Table 3) [ 12- 17].