Sentence examples for prevalent categories from inspiring English sources

The American Autoimmune Related Diseases Association AARDAA) estimates that as many as fifty million Americans suffer from autoimmunity, which makes it one of the most prevalent categories of disease, ahead of cancer.

We have thematically coded the material by using the prevalent categories of Malaska's theory (communication and technology, social vs. technical skills, organisational units, and progress, development and growth).

Time pressure due to organizational problems and insufficient staffing were the most prevalent categories (217 and 183 reports, respectively) of the system-related factors.

Of the 155 ICD-9 coded ED discharge diagnoses, the most prevalent categories were ill-defined symptoms/signs (25.2% of all ED discharge diagnoses), injury specifically within the category of injury/poisonings (18.7% injury/1.3% poisonings), and musculoskeletal disorders (11.6%).

The disciplines in which these respondents currently worked ranged from a few participants in law, sociology, pharmacy, and quality assurance/improvement to the most prevalent categories being behavioral health (28.6 %), public health (31.4 %) and research (32.1 %).

Of the 450 ICD-9 coded hospital discharge diagnoses, the most prevalent categories were endocrine/metabolic (13.3% of all hospital discharge diagnoses), psychiatric (12.2%), infectious/parasitic (12%), and circulatory disorders (11.8%).

"Whiteness" became a prevalent category with the racialization of slavery.

For each variable, a base category was determined (using their most prevalent category).

The fourth most prevalent category of Instructor Talk that emerged in analysis was Sharing Personal Experiences.

The second most prevalent category of Instructor Talk was Establishing Classroom Culture.

We used the most prevalent category, 7 h of sleep, as the reference group in the main analysis.