Sentence examples for prevalent about from inspiring English sources

Low incidence of liver fluke infestation in our ICC patients could be explained by low prevalence of clonorchiasis in the past 13 years in Taiwan (<0.01% since 1995), though it was once very prevalent (about 1.5% in 1969; 0.2% in 1993 (Epidemiology Report, Division of Epidemiology, Department of Health, Taiwan, 1993; 9(5))).

Banning the use of hearing aids that help police officers to function at their best is inconceivable and perpetuates the myths and stereotypes that are still prevalent about hearing loss today.

This genomic feature is highly prevalent: about 13% of human genes overlap with CNVs [47].

In fact, in Asia where obesity is not as prevalent, about sixty percent of type 2 diabetics have body mass indexes less than 25 kg/m2 and are thus classified as "lean" diabetics [3].

Since 2003, occupational factors continue to be highly prevalent (about 50%) in new or upgraded IARC classifications.

Pain in young people with cerebral palsy is very prevalent: about 75% experience some pain in a typical week.

A GP shortage >1 FTE was prevalent for about 20% of the postcode areas with a total of 4 million inhabitants.

Prevalent concerns about drugs and alcohol and about interpersonal relationships were associated with worse emotional functioning, while societal and altruistic concerns was correlated with better emotional functioning.

Here are five prevalent myths about border crossings.

Firstly, it is worth explicitly pointing out a prevalent misconception about AI diagnostic systems.

The Casual Sex Project was born of Vrangalova's frustration with this and other prevalent narratives about casual sex.