And here is a staging that does not turn away from the prevalence and the perception of vindictive people.
The health-care challenges differ by state, from the prevalence of certain diseases to the availability of care.
Epidemiologists say the wide variance in estimates from the prevalence studies that do exist support the idea that the disorder has not increased hugely.
The frequency of positive ultrasound examinations without an underlying cancer about halved from the prevalence to the incidence rounds, with 16% and 8%, respectively.
The ubiquity of the profession can be inferred, in the English-speaking world, from the prevalence of the surname "Smith".
Any number of Lynchian tics and tropes have been pored over for clues, from the prevalence of disability and prosthetic limbs in his films to his evident fondness for midcentury design.
As well as the growing vulnerability caused by climate change and poor urban management, other factors range from the prevalence of dry vegetation and use of flammable building materials to widespread open-flame cooking and, all too frequently, arson.
The Islamist majority was immediately evident from the prevalence of prayer-callused foreheads, a sign of devotion, and of beards — the Salafis' bushy beards and the Muslim Brotherhood's trimmed ones.
But the signs of labor action were becoming more clear, from the prevalence of dead animals along highways to unrepaired traffic lights, a closed zoo and increasing stress on services like parole monitoring and health inspections.
The ubiquity of the profession can be inferred, in the English-speaking world, from the prevalence of the surname "Smith". Blacksmiths also came to be general-purpose repairers of farm equipment and other machinery in the 19th century.
The survey results emphasize a strong shift from the prevalence of mass media to owned media especially in Western and Northern Europe.
