"least prevalence" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English
It means the lowest or smallest amount of something that is widespread or commonly found. Example: "Out of all the countries in the world, this disease has the least prevalence in Japan."
The U-shaped findings meant that those who drank one to three coffees a day had the second least prevalence of arteries that had clogged up.
Medalists with the highest EPC levels have the least prevalence of lipid-lowering drugs (P < 0.03).
The highest prevalence was recorded in Teke, followed by Etam, while Mabonji had the least prevalence rate.
Among these Southeast Asia countries, Thailand had the least prevalence of vitamin D deficiency, possibly related to its geographical location close to the equator.
Individuals with higher education (≥16 years) reported the least prevalence of ARH (family worries or complains about alcohol use) (Table 1).
Junaidu et al. [ 21] reported the Sokoto Gudali breed to have the highest prevalence, followed by Azuwarq, with Bunaji having the least prevalence.
As far as at least the prevalence and one biasing factor were reported by a study, it was used in this summary.
The excluded studies were the duplicated ones (in different search websites), those with no reference to the exclusion of third molars or syndromes, or those pertaining to other aspects of CMT without presenting at least CMT prevalence in permanent dentition and at least one biasing factor.
Malaria, or at least fever, prevalence was a potential confounder, with higher levels being feasibly associated with greater use of anti-malarials, both at the outlet stocking and consumer levels, since these are related through demand.
From each study, at least one prevalence rate could be obtained.
GWAS have excelled in identifying moderate-risk genetic variants with at least 5% prevalence in the population.
