32 Rather, malnutrition is more prevalent during the post acute rehabilitation phase, with a reported prevalence of up to 45%.
The most prevalent bacteria were Enterococcus spp. and E. coli, which were three times more prevalent during the rainy season, as compared with five times the prevalence of Enterococcus during the sampling period's dry season.
EP predominated during spontaneous release, whereas NE was more prevalent during electrically-evoked release.
The bug tends to be more prevalent during the summer, but consumer groups expressed shock at the soaring levels.
Sponsorship started on a small scale many decades ago but became much more prevalent during the '80s.
Elsewhere though, there is a notable and welcome return of the blues and R. & B. influences that were more prevalent during the band's first decade.
Our study shows that thermal microcracking in HSC initiates at 180 °C, is more prevalent during cooling, and exhibits the Kaiser "temperature-memory" effect.
However, the relatively higher TEC during December month than the June is ascribed to the winter anomaly which is more prevalent during the high solar activity periods.
Smaller pupils suggested a failure to process the rapidly changing information that was more prevalent during the erratic phase of the game.
The destruction of lawn displays last weekend in Old Lyme -- one celebrating Christmas and the other honoring a hometown serviceman -- is the kind of vandalism some police departments say is more prevalent during the holiday season.
Although they remain chiefly a niche product, they are expected to be more prevalent during the spring and summer, said Keith Gumbinger, a vice president of HSH Associates, a mortgage research firm in Butler, N.J.
