Generally speaking, the prevalence increased steadily with age in both diseases.
Generally speaking, using prevalence rates of these risk factors 20 year ago to estimate PARs of risk factors might be influenced by the changing of prevalence rates in this population.
The low sample size does not allow us to speak about prevalence of insomnia and limits the interpretation of the results of the multivariate analysis.
Bill Maher, the television host, was speaking about the prevalence of marijuana smoking at dinner parties hosted by Sue Mengers, a retired Hollywood agent famous for her high-powered gatherings of actors and journalists, in an interview after her death last year.
The work aptly and effectively addresses Zen meditation and practice, while at the same time speaking to the prevalence of simulacra in a city deeply intertwined with Hollywood and the entertainment industry.
Relatively speaking, the high prevalence drugs were more often used for acute use.
However, the prevalence of speaking a language other than English at home and of holding private health insurance was higher in the 45 and Up Study compared to the PHS, while the prevalence of smoking, high/very high psychological distress, ever diagnosed with hypertension, ever diagnosed with diabetes and ever diagnosed with asthma was lower (Table 1; Table 2).
Generally speaking, questionnaire studies report higher prevalence figures than clinical studies, for example, the reported prevalence of DHS is up to 74 % based on questionnaire studies [ 16, 19– 22], whereas prevalence figures based on clinical findings are generally in the 15 30 % range, depending on the population studied [ 11].
Yet precisely because he has singled out the worst events of one century, his observations cannot speak to the prevalence of violence in the world as a whole, or to its trajectory over history.
The statistic I encountered a zillion times that "1 in 5 American divorces now involve Facebook" is dubious, but it does speak to the prevalence (okay, dominance) of Facebook and other social networking sites today, and the ease with which they put other (seemingly better, hotter) offerings tantalizingly within our reach.
