Sentence examples for his prevalence from inspiring English sources

Kevin Bacon loves defining his prevalence in "degrees" and, this time, he's making it seasonally relevant.

This music album featured a selection which contrasted against the music included within the game, with CoLD SToRAGE being the most notable omission given his prevalence within both Wipeout and numerous successors.

His prevalence was evaluated at 5.5% in 1990.

In Tunisia, his prevalence is average 90% in peptic ulcer [ 2].

The proportion of children identified in growth monitoring as having acute malnutrition or wasting, which is indicated by low weight-for-height, is not recorded in the HIS; instead, acute malnutrition prevalence from camp-level nutrition surveys is entered in the HIS intermittently.

His 2012 publications include Prevalence of same-sex behaviour and orientation in England: results from a national survey.

Some of them claimed that the staunch opposition of current president Tassos Papadopoulos and the prevalence of his supporters in the news media had kept the benefits of the Annan plan from the people.

Maupassant was a passionate lover of the sea and of rivers, which accounts for the setting of much of his fiction and the prevalence in it of nautical imagery.

Doctors in the Boston University group and outside it cautioned that Thomas's suicide should not be attributed solely or even primarily to the damage in his brain, given the prevalence of suicide among college students in general.

Finally, he expressed his concern that the prevalence of songs in Glee may detract from the quality of the show.

Besides the unjustified attribution of a causal effect to the change in policy, Fine largely based his assertion on "lifetime prevalence" statistics, which do not tell us anything about recent use.