Sentence examples for strong prevalence from inspiring English sources

The findings pointed at the strong prevalence of habits in the domestic domain.

A strong prevalence of "particulate matter", particles with a diameter of less than 10 microns, or PM10, was reported in Paris and at least 30 French départements.

The strong prevalence of human error as a crash causation factor in motorcycle accidents calls for countermeasures that help tackling this issue.

The implications of the results for product design are discussed against the background of a strong prevalence of habits and low ecological user motivation.

Historical samples of wheat and barley from 1957 to 2000 similarly showed a strong prevalence of M. majus over M. nivale indicating that M. majus has been the main prevalent Microdochium species in Danish cereals for at least 50 years.

Strong prevalence ('coreness') of a molecular function across niche-related microbial communities can be explained by either broad taxonomic distribution of the function (as in the case of essential housekeeping functions), or specific enrichment of the function among taxa inhabiting that niche (possibly because the function is selectively advantageous there).

"Studying common diseases that have a stronger prevalence and potentially a bigger genetic component in global populations could lead to a better understanding of mechanisms and biomarkers that would benefit populations in the United States and worldwide," she says.

Alternatives such using the full microarray gene list or full known gene set generally yielded even stronger prevalence biases (stronger prevalence list performance and stronger correlations between prevalence and true performance).

For both AL and DP, increasing coverage results in stronger prevalence reduction than a similar increase in compliance.

There was a smaller effect on having a casual partner in the past three months, which was 45% lower in the intervention arm and also stronger (prevalence ratio 0.50, 0.36 to 0.72) among those who had been tested.

Most importantly, unlike cases of typical type 1 and type 2 diabetes, which display a similar sex distribution, ketosis-onset diabetes shows a stronger prevalence in males consistently with previous reports [ 5, 25- 27].