Sentence examples for having prevalence from inspiring English sources

Chronic cough is a common diagnostic and therapeutic problem having prevalence up to 40% in population [ 1].

There is considerable geographic disparity in the prevalence of these conditions with the residents in Wards 7 and 8 (southeastern DC) having prevalence of obesity at 35%% or higher, and residents of Wards 1 and 2 (central DC) having prevalence of obesity of 12%% or lower, with a similar pattern for having physician-diagnosed diabetes [ 26].

The long-term impact of the floods was not clearly marked in the overall prevalence of diarrhea with the exposed group having prevalence of 55.1% as against 56.2% in the unexposed group of children under five.

18 Prevalence of malaria among villages ranged from 0% to 34%, however with only four of the 45 villages sampled having prevalence exceed 20% at either wet or dry season samples.

However, the results of the current study suggest that the clinical burden of multimorbidity is higher in family practice than would be expected from data collected for the general population, highlighting the importance of having prevalence estimates at the practice level, and the development and implementation of practice-based epidemiological research.

In Asia, she said, "many countries have prevalence rates less than one percent, and some are hovering around one percent".

Seven items had prevalence rates <10%%, three of which <5 %, 10 items had prevalence rates ranging between 10 and 50 % and only 2 items had prevalence rates >50%%.

None of the studies had prevalence rates less than 10.

Those two major cities are known to have prevalence of problems of unemployment.

Thus, we did not have prevalence data on those who were younger or older.

PCLD is a rare condition and has prevalence of less than 0.01%% [6].