Sentence examples for prevalence of clusters from inspiring English sources

A growing concern is the prevalence of clusters of crime, termed hot spots, in urban areas with concentrations of licensed premises, synonymous with the Night-Time Economy (NTE).

We show a strong prevalence of clusters of phosphosites throughout the evolutionary tree and thus it seems a far more general phenomenon than previously appreciated.

The prevalence of cluster headache was 1.3%.

Furthermore, merged data indicated a 1-year prevalence of MOH 1.7%, and a lifetime prevalence of cluster headache of 0.4%.

A similar lifetime prevalence of cluster headache was found in Vågå [19].

The prevalence of cluster headache is found to be 1.3% exclusively in males in this study.

The estimated prevalence of cluster headache in the pediatric population (age 3-18 yearangesnges from 0.03% to 0.1%, with a male preponderance (2.5 1).

The revised population relative risks on CH were calculated assuming the prevalence of cluster headache is 200 per 100.000 inhabitants [16].

In the step of feature extraction, weighted local clustering coefficients of each ROI in relation to the remaining ROIs are extracted from all the constructed brain networks to quantify the prevalence of clustered connectivity around the ROIs.

The prevalence of cluster headache (CH) is estimated to be around 0.1% of the general population; that is most likely physicians will be consulted by patients with CH during their clinical practice.

In conclusion, primary headache disorders are common in Egypt and the prevalence rates are comparable to western countries regarding migraine and chronic headaches; however, in Egypt a lower prevalence rate was recorded in episodic tension headache; yet, it is still the most common headache type in both urban and rural provinces; with higher prevalence of cluster headache.