Sentence examples for obvious prevalence from inspiring English sources

However, the revealed variability in forest dynamics, and particularly the obvious prevalence of small scale and partial non-stand-replacing disturbances, call for more comprehensive models, which would adequately reflect the state of scientific understanding of forest dynamics.

The other notable feature of the distribution of the vesicomyids is the obvious prevalence (10 genera, or 63%) of a near-continental range pattern, which is a direct consequence of the occurrence of methane seepage at continental margins.

If, for example, a disease has an incidence rate of 100 cases per year in a given locale and, on the average, the affected persons live three years with the disease, it is obvious that the prevalence of the disease is 300.

Once we admit that some moral intuitions can be explained by natural, as opposed to non-natural, causes which seems pretty obvious given the prevalence of moral "error"—it is hard to hold the line and insist that there are any of them that cannot be accounted for by temperament, upbringing, desire and taste.

No obvious association between prevalence and income level of the country was detected.

The less obvious difference in prevalence observed here is related to the exclusion of analyses of personal prayer in earlier published reports.

We have previously shown that spinal pain is fairly evenly spread over all ages, with no obvious increase in prevalence towards the elderlies [ 7].

No sex differences were found between responders and nonresponders, and a short nonresponse questionnaire distributed to a sample of nonresponders indicated no obvious differences in prevalence of self-reported hypertension between nonresponders and participants.

The relation was more obvious for the lifetime prevalence for both migraine and tension-type headache.

The obvious difference in pain prevalence related to gender is well known, but the underlying mechanisms are not clearly identified.

There was no obvious difference in the prevalence of subhealth between males and females.