Sentence examples for may be prevalence from inspiring English sources

Other possible reason may be prevalence of stressed condition during grain filling.

Another limitation of this study may be the prevalence imbalance of different findings in the maxillary sinus resulting in a negative impact on our statistical calculation.

Therefore, the observed prevalence may be indicative of prevalence over a period of time rather than point prevalence.

Thus, it could be hypothesised that the real pressure ulcer-related wound prevalence may be closer to 2.4% pooled prevalence estimate findings for diabetes-related foot wounds.

What explains that discrepancy? A. One hypothesis is that there may be a higher prevalence of H.I.V. among the sexual partners of these men.

It affects young people at pre-puberty or puberty (both sexes may be affected but prevalence is higher in females) (Raijmakers et al., 2012).

An additional reason for weight gain may be the rising prevalence of weight excess in the general population [1].

In addition, shallower depths are often associated with higher variations in environmental stressors such as temperature and salinity and these fluctuations may be affecting PorGA prevalence.

It is plausible that some socio-cultural differences may be influencing HIV prevalence rates.

One possible explanation for such pattern may be higher TB prevalence in Nepal.

This means that PYHC referral rates for extra care may be lower than prevalence rates.