Sentence examples for relatively lower prevalence from inspiring English sources

The relatively lower prevalence rate of current smoking in patients with prevalent heart disease and heart disease risk factors in Jordan is easy to explain on the basis of patients quitting the habit after diagnosis with these conditions.

However, although the use of chewing tobacco is prevalent in India it demonstrates a relatively lower prevalence of tobacco use (Table  3) possibly due to its strong track record of tobacco control regulation [ 47, 48].

We tested whether residents judge a diagnosis as more plausible when they personally believe the disease to have a higher prevalence relative to other residents who believe the disease to have a relatively lower prevalence.

There are few studies that show relatively lower prevalence of primary headaches in Africa as compared to Europe and America.

However, a community study on Chinese elderly patients in Taiwan reported a relatively lower prevalence (38%%) of headache, with 1-year prevalence of tension-type headache in 20 % of men and 46%% of women [12].

In this study relatively lower prevalence of thyroid malignancy (TM) was observed, 7.3% (62/846).

In men, it was observed that chronic arthritis/joints pain, though relatively lower in prevalence to that of women across same age group, showed general increasing prevalence with age.

The relatively lower HIV prevalence in the same IDU population needs to be accounted for.

While rural Manyara, Singida and Kigoma regions had relatively lower HIV prevalence in the last decade but have recently shown an increasing potential.

In contrast, a large cross-sectional study conducted among 43 630 school-children aged between 9 and 15 years, found a relatively lower lifetime prevalence of 32.1% in Japan [ 33].

A recent meta-analysis on studies among MSMW in USA found that MSMW have relatively lower HIV prevalence when compared with MSMO, and less likely to engage in unprotected anal sex [ 10].