Sentence examples for increases prevalence from inspiring English sources

To partially account for these demographic changes resulting from enrollment increases, prevalence estimates were computed using a weighting scheme that forced the demographic characteristics of the post-benefit period to match those in the pre-benefit period.

Both too early and late introduction of breast-milk substitutes increases prevalence of under nutrition between 6 24 months.

In particular, osteoarthritis increases prevalence and decreases severity; and nervous problems-depression increase its prevalence and severity.

The histopathological findings suggest that an exhaustive pathological study of tissues increases prevalence and that we may have missed infected wild boar by only using culture.

The inclusion of the 'controlled' category in the definition of hypertension thus artificially increases prevalence, making comparisons of the burden of high blood pressure between sites/countries or across different time-points invalid, when the treatment patterns are considerably different across different settings.

As in the South-African sites, prevalence for those aged 50 54, 55 59, and 60 64 from the 2006 2007 DHS of Swaziland are relatively high and show no sign of quickly approaching 0 as age increases; prevalence among the oldest age group in that survey, 60 64, is 13% for males and 6.8% for females.

These infections are associated with increased risks of mortality, and increased prevalence of meticillin-resistance.

But he refuses any suggestion that its increased prevalence can be traced to construction.

"More Kids Dying" (editorial, July 18) brings much-needed attention to the increasing prevalence of adolescent prescription drug abuse.

Spurlock's subject is the ubiquity of branded messages in our lives, and the increasing prevalence of product placement.

Yet it is also, Tina says, because the deaf community is shrinking, thanks to the increasing prevalence of cochlear implants.