Sentence examples for prevalent reported from inspiring English sources

Hypertension was most prevalent reported condition in the 40 59 and 60+ age categories, with prevalence rates of 21.1%% (CI: 18.6 23.7) and 52.1 % (CI: 46.5 57.7), respectively.

Police departments in Sag Harbor and Southampton town and village, three jurisdictions where privet hedges are just as prevalent, reported they had not yet received any complaints about graffiti -- and hoped to keep it that way.

Although the most prevalent reported benefit of Azospirillum has been its capacity of fixing N2, an increasing number of studies describes other properties that imply growth-promotion.

None of the recent studies could differentiate Eales' disease from tuberculous vasculitis, and also several studies, especially from India where the disease is prevalent, reported the strong association between this type of occlusive vasculitis and tuberculosis.

Objectives: The aim of this study was to identify the most prevalent reported activities performed by Australian children during the lunchtime and after school periods; and estimate the mean duration of a typical bout of the most prevalent activities performed during the lunchtime and after school periods.

In these children, allergies (17%), eczema (8%), migraines (6%) and asthma (5%) were the most prevalent reported conditions.

However, disparate with prevalent reports, there are many cells that consist of protuberant stripes observed on the surface.

Despite the prevalent reports of their toxicity, the toxicity research data about XF and PXF still need to be clarified, especially, their toxicity in normal or middle dosage administration case.

Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome was the most prevalent diagnosis reported for adult patients, while meconium aspiration syndrome was the diagnosis most frequently reported for the pediatric population.

At baseline, the most prevalent frequently reported problems "difficulties chewing" (49.3%), "digestion worse" (40.4%), "take longer to complete a meal" (36%), "food catching" (30.9%), and "dentures not fitting" (29.4%), and m2 the most prevalent frequently reported problems were "avoid going out" (25%), "difficulties chewing" (17.6), "sore jaw" (15.5%), and "take longer to complete a meal" (14%).

The most prevalent diagnosis reported in six trials was depression (Johnson and Zlotnick 2012; Lanza and Gonzalez-Menendez 2013; Sacks et al. 2008, 2011; Stein et al. 2011; Wexler, et al. 1999).