But some US experts – including Harvard's Larry Summers, a former US treasury secretary – have warned that America will struggle to achieve a robust, sustainable recovery because the prevalence of insecure, low-wage jobs means that consumer demand will continue to be weak: a theory known as "secular stagnation".
Allan Hogarth, Amnesty's UK head of policy and government affairs, said: "Amnesty has serious concerns about Saudi Arabia's justice system, given its use of the death penalty, the prevalence of torture in detention, and its use of cruel and degrading punishment.
In their study, three diseases did not show lower levels of prevalence on coral within reserves.
At the end of the programme in 2011, national prevalence of schistosomiasis had been reduced from 12% to 1.4%.
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.
Their instructions, when it comes to the magazine, is to follow their passions, which in the past few weeks has seen Barbara Ellen's extraordinary interview with Antony Hegarty, Emma John's search for love online and Will Storr's exposé of the prevalence of male rape in war.
In fact, this figure originally derives from World Health Organisation and Unicef estimates, some dating back to the 1990s, from "sources of variable quality", about the prevalence of the practice in various African countries.
These figures have then been extrapolated, some assuming there is the same potential prevalence among under-16 girls from those countries now living in the UK.
The prevalence figures for domestic violence and abuse set out in a report by the Early Intervention Foundation last week remind us that this is far from a historical matter.
For this reason it has been suggested that academic institutions benchmark the nature and prevalence of bullying behaviours, while providing education and guidelines designed to reinstate the more collegial culture that academia may have lost.
But he confessed to qualms about "some manifestations of Islam in this country which have been harmful", including "the prevalence of rather too many mosques, I think.
