Sentence examples for is only prevalent from inspiring English sources
However, after the formation of a thin pre-existing film(∼ 1-2 μm) on the alloy in less concentrated electrolytes, then thick coatings develop more rapidly in 32 g l−1 NaAlO2 + 1 g l−1 KOH, since the field-assisted dissolution is only prevalent in extremely thin films and retreats quickly as the film thickens.
Added to this, the addiction is only prevalent in developed countries where there is a system of credit and a consumer culture.
These include eating ants, honey soaked beetles and a type of native fish which is dried, baked in spices and then soaked in goat milk and various leaves for up to two days creating a type of tea flavored jerky, though this is only prevalent in rural areas within small communities.
In contrast to the HIV-1 pandemic, HIV-2 is only prevalent in West Africa where it seems to have been present since the 1940s [2].
However, this allele is only prevalent in Asian populations, not in Caucasian populations.
However, the strong specific mammographic appearance composed of >75% of glandular tissue and stroma is only prevalent in about 5% of the post-menopausal women (Pisano et al, 2005).
"People see that the country is being run by different people who are not like them," Dean told Yale students last year of the rise of the Tea Party, before reiterating that racism was only prevalent in a small fringe of the movement.
A BLAST search of the amino acid sequences of these peptides using the "NCBI database" showed that these motifs are only prevalent in the IDO protein.
There was no significant difference in the likelihood of consumption of tiger-bone plasters between income groups ((F2,1769 = 0.42, p<0.65), but consumption of tiger-bone wine was only prevalent among wealthier consumers (F2,1769 = 0.24, p<0.02).
Donors heterozygous for haplotype IL-10.2 were only prevalent in the group with higher allelic expression ratios.
Vasculogenesis was generally accepted to be only prevalent during embryogenesis and that postnatal neovascularization of tissues occurred solely through angiogenesis [ 46].
