Sentence examples for proportions affected from inspiring English sources

Prevalence figures had only two different denominators, namely: the general -sometimes age- and sex-specific- Spanish population; and the disabled screened positive population used to describe proportions affected by different severity levels.

According to data from a multicountry study conducted by the World Health Organization in Argentina, Egypt, India, Peru, South Africa, and Viet Nam, which included just under 8,000 pregnancies enrolled during antenatal care, eclampsia/pre-eclampsia was the primary obstetrical cause for 1 of 4 perinatal deaths, with similar proportions affected for stillbirths and early newborn deaths.

However, under certain environmental conditions the cycle reaches epizootic proportions (affecting many animals in a region at the same time).

Any variation in tracer or fuel component proportions affects all co-evaporation ratios, but a variation within 5% is considered acceptable.

These cluster centroids represent an evidence-base for future designs in apparel and other applications where body size and proportions affect functional performance.

We are now living in a world in which all change is of universal proportions, affecting all nations of this world in some way with a speed never before experienced.

Obesity and overweight are reaching global epidemic proportions affecting more than 1.1 billion individuals worldwide.

Bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) was first recognized in 1986 in the United Kingdom and quickly reached epidemic proportions, affecting >30,000 cattle per year by 1992.

The MetS is considered a problem of world proportions affecting both developed and underdeveloped countries in a rapidly progressive way [ 2– 4].

In China, for instance, diabetes has reached epidemic proportions, affecting ∼92.4 million people aged ≥20 years (9.7% of the adult population) (2).

In the 1970s, Dr Robert Katzman demonstrated that AD is in fact an epidemic of enormous proportions, affecting a substantial segment of the aging population [ 1].