Sentence examples for surprisingly prevalent from inspiring English sources

Regardless of the great variability in the estimations of its prevalence, suicidality in its different forms seems surprisingly prevalent in the adolescent general population.

Moreover, the inclusion of such topics as astrology and magic was surprisingly prevalent and only began to disappear after the publication of Liber floridus (c. 1120; "The Flowering Book"), by Lambert, a canon of Saint-Omer, a work that discarded practical matters in favour of metaphysical discussion.

RCFx claims that in its experience GSM coverage is "surprisingly prevalent" in rainforests, especially the areas that are likely to be most at threat from illegal logging.

A new study finds that a deadly single-celled parasite carried by cats is surprisingly prevalent in otters--especially those living near the mouths of rivers or streams.

It may be a universal experience, but as Rosenberg combed the medical literature, he found that there are some surprisingly prevalent misconceptions surrounding our wind.

However, when Kevin Schlaufman, a graduate student at the University of California, Santa Cruz, and colleagues used computer models to simulate a theoretical extrasolar planet population, they found that a new breed of super-Earths was also surprisingly prevalent.

First obesity was surprisingly more prevalent in the success group.

Perhaps not surprisingly, the most prevalent jobs are also the lowest paid.

Surprisingly, chronic headache was more prevalent among individuals with low caffeine consumption.

Not surprisingly, walking was the most prevalent activity up to the moment of a fall (21%).

Surprisingly, therefore, metabolic syndrome was prevalent in this large LADA cohort, in contrast to European studies (5, 6).