Sentence examples for remarkable prevalence from inspiring English sources

Similarly, "fake news," which in the past most accurately described stories in supermarket tabloids, with references to celebrities, infidelity, and intergalactic life forms, is an inadequate term for the remarkable prevalence of disinformation in our political landscape.

In fact, the remarkable prevalence of these mutations in pediatric HGGs has enabled a thorough examination into the clinical significance of these events.

'Tempranillo' and 'Pinot noir' also had a remarkable prevalence of tri-hydroxylated anthocyanins (89.7 and 70.0 %, respectively).

In conclusion, we found a remarkable prevalence (56%) of multi-cystic kidneys in patients with TBMD, showing proteinuria and CKD.

We found a remarkable prevalence of nephrolithiasis among our patients: renal stones in abdominal ecographies or history of passing calculi were detected in six patients (18%).

3, 4 Despite its remarkable prevalence among the elderly, AD has been regarded as a specific disease, distinct from normal aging.

It is however remarkable that prevalence and intensity of this helminth apparently decreased during the re-infection period following the first treatment and that the prevalence during the 29 weeks after the second treatment appears to have been nearly stable.

This adaptation plays a key role in enabling a slow-growing, non-motile bacterium without a significant animal reservoir to spread across the globe and achieve its remarkable level of prevalence.

Remarkable differences in prevalence and RAPD strain type clustering were noted among Canadian provinces.

Since then, there has been a remarkable increase in prevalence of MRSA in nosocomial infections (from 26.7% in 1990 to 75%to84%4% in 1998-2000) (9 ).

It is remarkable that high prevalence of hypertension and inadequate health behaviour were observed even among health workers, lecturers, and senior officials.