Sentence examples for problem prevalence from inspiring English sources

Although young border residents had higher problem prevalence rates than older residents, the logistic regression models showed no effect of border residence on the likelihood of problems, indicating that problems are due to alcohol consumption, not the border environment.

Dental caries remains a significant public health problem, prevalence being linked to social and economic deprivation.

Pediatric obesity is a serious public health problem: prevalence rates are currently greater than 20% in the Americas and Europe and are increasing [ 1, 2].

One of the main limitations of previous epidemiological data on foot problem prevalence has been the absence of a validated assessment tool.

Daraiseh et al. reviewed a number of studies from the 1990s, investigating prevalence of MSDs in nurses and reported that foot problem prevalence ranged from 3.7 to 40% [ 5].

For example, the LTCFQI High Risk Behaviourr problem prevalence" shows a range from 22% (France) to 61% (England) and the LTCFQI "Physical restraint use prevalence" a range from 1% (England) to 32% (Israel).

To investigate the extent to which GPs identify child and adolescent mental health problems, prevalence rates of recorded mental health problems (ICPC-codes within the P-chapter) were determined for 2004-2008.

2 3 A recent review of international problem gambling prevalence rates indicated that problem gambling prevalence rates range from 0.5% (Denmark and the Netherlands) to 7.6% (Hong Kong).

Knee osteoarthritis is a major health problem whose prevalence increases in line with the aging population and rising rates of overweight and obesity.

The latest rule change intends to combat yet another toxic Twitter problem; the prevalence of revenge porn throughout its network.

Hypertension is a worldwide health problem, the prevalence of which have affected up to 30% of the adult population according to the World Health Organization.