Sentence examples for terms of prevalence from inspiring English sources

A Mind spokesperson said "in terms of prevalence, there seems to be very few studies" meaning it is difficult to assess how many people are affected by the condition.

Migraine is the second burdensome illness, if considered in terms of prevalence and disability.

The group with MOH was significantly different from all other respondents in terms of prevalence of these factors (p<0.0001).

Headache, anxiety and depression are major disorders of the brain in terms of prevalence, burden and costs to society.

Apparently, no significant difference exists between migraine and tension-type headache patients in terms of prevalence of psychiatric comorbidity.

Both in terms of prevalence and incidence, prior convictions were most commonly offences against the administration of justice, road traffic offences and theft offences.

Tension-type headache (TTH) and migraine are the major contributors in terms of prevalence, being the second and third most common disorders in the world [2].

Many studies have observed relevant executive alterations in polysubstance users but no data have been generated in terms of prevalence of these alterations.

This study examined variation between users of 'club' and 'hard' drugs in Taiwan in terms of prevalence of use and demographics and psychosocial characteristics.

For this reason, we decided to undertake an observational study in which patients with migraine could be compared with patients with tension-type headache in terms of prevalence and types of common psychiatric conditions.

Despite the physiological adaptation of the tendons to different loads (Langberg et al. 2007), tendinopathy is a clinical problem of great magnitude and is growing in terms of prevalence (Maffulli et al. 2003).