Sentence examples for ongoing prevalence from inspiring English sources

The recent explosive publications of big data studies have well documented the rise of big data and its ongoing prevalence.

The fact that same sex couples still can't marry or even visit each other in the hospital and the ongoing prevalence of violence against and suicide within the gay community will keep the gay contingent in the running for next year's Top Scapegoat competition.

Too many of the city's youth, especially among young men living in poverty, come to view educational achievement with skepticism if not outright hostility, believing that the ongoing prevalence of racism just beneath the surface pleasantries will make any investment in learning useless.

The ongoing prevalence of pain further highlights the need for a multidimensional approach to pain management that extends beyond hospitalisation and incorporates psychological interventions with coping strategies that can relieve pain and psychological distress while enhancing quality of life postdischarge.

U.S. findings by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) [ 4] released in August 2005 reveal high ongoing prevalence of dental caries in children, with 27% of preschoolers, 42% of school-age children, and 91% of dentate adults having caries experience.

In conclusion, this study reports and comments on the ongoing high prevalence of current male smokers in Malaysia.

We describe here an ongoing high prevalence of VanB type E. faecium in a neonatal ICU hardly to identify by routine diagnostics.

Our study shows that late onset of PTSD is an important reason for the ongoing high prevalence of PTSD after resettlement.

The frequency of bladder cancer will nevertheless remain relatively unaffected due to the ongoing high prevalence of smoking, its main risk factor [ 52].

Together with all the described infection control measures one might conclude that despite all rigid disinfection, infection prevention and training procedures, environmental VRE contamination remains a possible source for this ongoing VRE prevalence over three years.

We analysed an ongoing high prevalence of vanB type E. faecium in a neonatal ICU over a period of several years; ca. 80% (n = 56) of isolates collected during a key period of 10 months belonged to a single outbreak strain type.