Smoking and alcohol are linked with a higher incidence and prevalence of certain cancers.
I think we underemphasize the prevalence of certain normal errors inherent in medical practice.
And after oversimplifying the real concerns about the government's anti-extremism Prevent programme, sensationalising the growth in the number of British mosques and the prevalence of certain religious practices and underplaying the growth of the far right, Casey claims that Christmas is a problem for Muslim communities.
Armstrong said climate change had the potential to affect health directly through heatwaves and extreme weather, and indirectly through increases in the prevalence of certain diseases if, for example, public sanitation was compromised due to floods.
The numbers also revealed that the prevalence of certain types of cancer is shifting.
The persistent interest in this plant is based on its assumed effects on fertility of male mammals due to the prevalence of certain, partially specific, secondary compounds.
This study aimed to determine the prevalence of certain oral characteristics usually associated with Down syndrome and to determine the oral health status of these patients.
In the United State, for example, we know that the prevalence of certain health conditions is much higher among African Americans than whites.
The importance of child-invariant household attributes may be driven by low family income, parental characteristics and attitudes, or community level attributes such as the prevalence of certain types of employment or schools.
The high prevalence of certain mutations can be a tip-off for a selective benefit, like the heterozygote advantage that protects sickle cell carriers from severe malaria (Allison 2004).
Another sub-type of temporary measure words involve denoting the prevalence of certain mental activities, as in 12: (12) a. 這是我的一點心意 zhe__shi__wode__yi__dian__xinyi this__be__mine__one__point__heart This represents my gratitude/heart-felt appreciation.
