Sentence examples for more prevalent cause from inspiring English sources

Through all those years, Taliban attacks still were a more prevalent cause of Afghan deaths, the figures show.

This model holds constant the race reported by the next of kin on the followback survey, which accounts for the fact that cirrhosis is a more prevalent cause of death among American Indians.

Consequently, cancer has become a more prevalent cause of death in older Aboriginal age groups by default.

In contrast, glomerulonephritis is the more prevalent cause of ESRD in low income countries, comprising 25-35% of causes.

Aortic root diseases are an infrequent cause of SCD in young people, although they seem to be a more prevalent cause of SCD in athletes.

Attention has been drawn by veterinary practitioners to the possibility that E. coli is a more prevalent cause of NCD than demonstrated in previous Swedish studies, restricted to E. coli with virulence factor F5.

Money is always a touchy subject and one of the more prevalent causes of divorce.

A number of common disorders were found to be significantly more prevalent causes of sickness certification in manual workers, amongst them anxiety and depression.

As a result multi-resistant species are becoming more prevalent, which causes real public health concerns.

In recent decades, the black rot disease has become more prevalent and caused severe losses in vegetable and edible oil productions in many countries[ 27].

Studies using the Haddon Matrix began to show that human factors were more prevalent among causes of motor vehicle crashes than other types of factors (see Figure 9).