Sentence examples for older prevalence from inspiring English sources

NICHOLAS BAKALAR CHARTS: Percentage of Americans who currently smoke: Adults age 18 and older; Percentage who exercise regularly: Age 18 and older; Prevalence of obesity: Age 20 and older; Prevalence of diagnosed diabetes: Age 18 and older; Percentage who failed to obtain medical care because of cost: All ages.

However, there are no older prevalence studies from which to assess attenuation trends.

Children under 5 years old (prevalence 9.6%) and children 5 to 14 years old (10.8%) had approximately twice the odds of testing positive (respective ORs: 1.99, 95% CI: 1.93 – 2.06; 2.24, 95% CI: 2.18 – 2.29) as adults 15 years or older (prevalence 5.1%).

In most African countries, growth of a national literature is hampered by the centuries-old prevalence of an oral tradition and by the cost of importing even such basic materials as paper.

Thus, the age specific (>20 years old) prevalence of CVS was 6.55/1,000 (Table 1).

Among children aged 2 to 5 years, the prevalence increased from 5.0%to12.4%4%; among 6- to 11-year-olds, prevalence increased from 6.5%too 17.0%; and among 12- to 19-year-olds, prevalence increased from 5.0%to17.6%6%.

The remaining four variables were prevalence of household gun ownership, proportion of the population 15 24 years old, prevalence of recreation centers, and truancy rate in schools.

We used national peak HIV prevalence (derived from UNAIDS estimates of 15 49 years old prevalence) and the original study used HIV prevalence at the time of the survey measuring migration (determined from antenatal surveillance sites).

Researchers found that among Americans age 65 and older the prevalence of dementia has declined significantly--from 11.6percentt in 2000 to 8.8percentt in 2012.

As people grow older, the prevalence of cervical spondylosis increases.

Also, when people get older, the prevalence of chronic illnesses increases.