Sentence examples for prevalence climbs from inspiring English sources

In line with increasing HDM reactivity, the AR prevalence climbs to 22% after over 8 years' exposure to the tropical urban environment (Fig. 4B).

The 2014 survey, though, included a tweak, and that tweak is the reason that autism prevalence climbed from 1.25% to 2.24% in 2014.

Most smokers begin using tobacco in their teens and recent reports indicate that smoking prevalence is climbing among youth.

HIV prevalence among IDU climbed to 40%%.

HIV prevalence in MSM has climbed in lockstep with the intensity of meth use.

During the decade that ended in 2010, according to the agency's large national survey, the percentage of adults over age 65 who reported both hypertension (high blood pressure) and diabetes jumped to 15 percent from 9 percent; those with hypertension and heart disease bumped up to 21 percent from 18 percent; and the prevalence of hypertension and cancer climbed to 11 percent from 8 percent.

New data released from the CDC in April suggests that the prevalence of autism continues to climb.

The reason that the latest numbers for autism prevalence among US children have climbed traces largely to a simple change in how interviewers asked a question.

The absolute number of older adults with multiple chronic diseases, impairment and disability all continue to climb even though prevalence rates may be stable for impairments and disability.

Third, although the OR of diabetes in Asians versus whites has remained relatively stable over the past decade, the steady climb in diabetes prevalence in both groups coincides with a widening gap in terms of absolute diabetes prevalence.

In Australia and throughout much of the world, rates of obesity continue to climb as do the prevalence of eating disorders, particularly in adolescents.