Sentence examples for new prevalence from inspiring English sources

This makes sense, in a way, but how does one account for the new prevalence of Ralph Kramdens?

She first came to prominence with the success of her change.org petition, which received more than 220,000 signatures, asking the Obama administration to conduct a new prevalence study into the current scope of FGM in the United States.

The piece referred to an article in the Chronicle of Higher Education about a new prevalence of cases in which seemingly trivial things (a mouse in the dorm room, for instance) caused great upset to the young people involved, leading them to seek counselling.

The new prevalence of lesser-known lenders, however, means it is even more important that borrowers do their homework, and complete free or low-cost mandatory counseling before applying for a reverse mortgage, Ms. Stucki said.

Consequently, the new prevalence of the APS cohort was significantly higher in contrast to the one of the SARD cohorts (p < 0.0001).

Economic and manpower shortages prior to 1996 made it difficult to acquire new prevalence data and vector control data concurrently from all provinces.

As the total screened population was 714, the raw prevalence of new undiagnosed ASC in this Chinese sample was 130 per 10,000 (95% CI: 58, 286).

The new migraine prevalence, which was 16.4 % in this cohort in 2008, is estimated as 16.7%% in 3001 persons, aged between 23 and 70 years, who answered the questionnaire in 2013.

The new CDC prevalence numbers came out in February, 2007, at 1 in 150.* The numbers hadn't decreased, as the vaccine-haters had hoped; they had increased.

At the current rate of new infections prevalence will remain at very high levels and the burden to expand treatment programs in the future will continue to grow.

With no effect on male-to-female transmission assumed, and 50% of men circumcised, once a new endemic prevalence is reached after 15 20 years, incidence across men and women is reduced by ∼20% (Figure 3(a)).