Sentence examples for prevalence says from inspiring English sources

The first task for the network is to determine prevalence, says Ben Caplin, a nephrologist at University College London who works in Nicaragua.

The team's method of gathering rigorous, empirical data is "desperately important," as conservationists often have to rely on hearsay to determine a species' prevalence, says Ross MacPhee, curator of mammals at the American Museum of Natural History.

"It is premature to state that there is no increase in prevalence," says W. Ian Lipkin, a professor of neurology, anatomy, and neurobiology at Columbia University.

"An awful lot of women in Britain suffer birth trauma and lack of care explains the high prevalence," said a spokeswoman, Maureen Treadwell.

"There is a global competition for regulatory prevalence," said Thomas Tindemans, the chief executive of Hill & Knowlton Strategies in Brussels.

"Data like this continues to draw attention to the fact a lot of these proposals being discussed about controlling health-care costs really don't address the underlying issue, which is rising disease prevalence," said Ken Thorpe, a professor of health policy at Emory University who was not involved in the study but has done similar research.

Because people are not required to insure their cars against theft of parts, the numbers of this type of claim don't accurately reflect its prevalence, said Frank Scafidi a spokesman for the National Insurance Crime Bureau, a nonprofit organization that tracks car thefts and related crimes.

In an attempt to combat this problem, we begin with an initial guess at the prevalence (say, the observed prevalence, i.e. ignoring the sensitivity issue).

A nurse in one rural health facility located in an area of high malaria prevalence said that preventing malaria in pregnancy was critical.

High malnutrition – affecting especially orphaned children – can be found in areas with severe food insecurity and high HIV prevalence," said Morris.

For a range of hypothesized prevalences, say 1 10%, sample sizes ranging from 150 to 218 would be expected to have precision of approximately plus or minus 4 percentage points as measured by the width of a 95% score CI.