Finally, the use of statistical analyses that assume independence of data, such as t-tests, or ANOVAs, has been prevalent in previous studies [ 44, 49].
The human figure continues to be of central importance in modern sculpture in spite of the growth of nonfigurative art; but the optimistic, idealized, or naturalistic images of man prevalent in previous ages have been largely replaced by images of despair, horror, deformation, and satire.
Racial discrimination, so casually prevalent in previous eras, became socially taboo, unless the discrimination were positive.
Such caricatures of individuals are hardly new, but were widely prevalent in previous centuries, particularly the 19th century; with the waning of religious belief.
While the conclusions of the survey must be weighted against the fact they are drawn from a relatively small sample size and participants who had experienced mental health issues may have been more likely to complete the survey, they suggest the problem may be more prevalent than previous studies have indicated.
We have calculated the electronegativity of the atoms of 103 elements of the periodic table using the ansatz suggested by Gordy by carefully allaying the dimensional mismatch seemingly prevalent in previous calculations.
Punctuating pieces of writing with French phrases is a charming affectation that was more prevalent in previous ages.
When developing Fast Five, Universal Studios deliberately departed from the street racing theme prevalent in previous films in the series, to transform the franchise into a heist action series involving cars.
Although it is difficult to compare cohorts, respiratory symptoms may be somewhat less prevalent than previous, although still fairly common.
Randomization will be stratified by site, gender, substance use disorder (absent vs. prevalent) and previous compliance with antipsychotic medication (compliance rate <50% vs. ≥50%).
