Sentence examples for its prevalent from inspiring English sources

Like global governance, however, there are diverse definitions of global health which, alongside its prevalent use, risks rendering it meaningless.

SYT-SSX formation is the primary event in synovial sarcoma, and its prevalent expression in the SS tumors implicates it in cancer initiation and progression [ 1, 2].

Finally, acceptance of and working towards HPE or CBE matter cannot be delivered in a vacuum, it is affected by the society and by its prevalent systems.

Marijuana is its prevalent theme.

Collaborative governance critics continually call for evidence to support its prevalent use.

Henri was the founder of the Ash Can School with its prevalent dark tonalities and the demand that artists depict life as it is actually lived.

It is much less common than its more prevalent namesake, osteoarthritis, but the symptoms are every bit as bad: pain, stiffness, swelling and loss of function in affected joints.

However, he is adamant that his problem with Islam is not as a faith per se, but as a "political ideology," which, given its increasingly prevalent role in public life, makes it a legitimate target of political satire.

But its most prevalent use is in gambling, as the adjective in a laydown hand.

Atrial fibrillation (AF) is a common arrhythmia; its most prevalent and devastating complication is stroke.

Oil revenues make Libya, per capita, one of the wealthiest countries in Africa, and yet malnutrition and anemia are among its most prevalent health problems.