Sentence examples for prevalence when from inspiring English sources

More complex mathematical relationships exist between incidence and prevalence when those assumptions cannot be met.

In the late 1990s (when battles raged over the stars and bars in South Carolina – sound familiar?), Sims was disturbed by the flag's prevalence when he moved to Florida, which "wasn't even in the deep south".

The former Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Ian Blair highlighted its prevalence when he said that it was being taken at dinner parties.

And new questions are being asked in the Health Survey for England (currently being conducted) which will give some insight into gambling prevalence when it is published in 2013-14.

In a previous study, these items [19] showed a significantly different prevalence when screened among healthy subjects and groups of patients suffering from hormonal, vascular, neurological and psychiatric disorders.

In other words, do human impacts on biodiversity increase the prevalence of diseases by eroding natural "checks and balances" on transmission, or do they decrease prevalence when they remove the free-living biodiversity on which disease agents depend?

The mirror method shows the highest estimates of infection prevalence when countries are compared.

Three other genera, Marinobacterium, Marinobacter and Cycloclasticus increased their prevalence when confronted with oil.

Peak prevalence when all birds were exposed on day one (θ = 1) reached 85%.

Freezing of gait (FOG) in Parkinson's disease (PD) rises in prevalence when the effect of medications decays.

In summary, it is misleading to focus only on prevalence when comparing research activity for different conditions, as this suggests a massive excess of research on rare disorders.