Sentence examples for more equal prevalence from inspiring English sources
A side effect of such long recordings, however, is a marked reduction in the proportion of seizure to nonseizure annotations (the prevalence) resulting in a reduction in kappa relative to a kappa estimated on shorter duration recordings where periods of higher seizure burden tend to be targeted, resulting in a more equal prevalence.
Although it has been suggested that painful symptoms abate with progressive worsening of neuropathy, this has not been supported by a study that has demonstrated equal prevalence of painful symptoms in those with mild compared with more advanced neuropathy (12).
Moreover, Garlet et al. [ 15] observed equal prevalence of OPG expression in periodontitis patients and control, even a more intense expression was detected in the diseased group.
This results in equal prevalence of the disease by sex after 10 years of age, but females are more likely to die and/or be hospitalized than males after this age.
"Now we feel more equal".
GLOBALISATION has made the planet more equal.
But some are more equal than others.
Will our society become more equal?
Civil partnership suggests something much more equal.
Some are more equal than others.
