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31. Among third degree relatives, the single affected individual gave a prevalence similar to that in the general population.

32. The prevalence of smoking among the students was 25% for the boys and 28% of the girls.

33. Despite extensive research, the exact prevalence of hyperlipidaemia has not been determined due to methodological differences.

34. The present study also shows a high prevalence of ascites in patients with acute liver failure.

35. The issue of intellectual ability is especially important when considering the prevalence of mild dementia.

36. Discussion prevalence Of the many surveys of prevalence of urinary incontinence few report only on people living in their own homes.

37. How well does older people's overall rating of their health status compare with the prevalence of acute and chronic health problems?

38. Fertility rates are high, averaging nearly 6. 5 children, while contraceptive prevalence averages less than 8 percent.

39. Changes in mortality rates will result in either a decrease or increase in prevalence according to the direction of change in mortality.

40. Is this due to unsatisfactory laws or to the widespread prevalence of false allegations?

41. This may well have been a contributory factor in the prevalence of death in child-birth.

42. No one claims that advertising is the only determinant of tobacco consumption or smoking prevalence: to do so would be absurd.

43. This again serves to highlight the importance of the cut-off point in determining estimates of illness prevalence.

44. Does he expect us to be convinced by his words about the prevalence of cholera in the pits?

45. One explanation for this gender differential in the prevalence of depression might be the greater percentage of elderly women who live alone.

46. Recently Hadengue etal reported a higher prevalence of 2% in 507 patients with portal hypertension.

47. Personality disorder. - Data on the incidence and prevalence of personality disorders in anorexia nervosa are inconsistent.

48. A further complication is the possibility of secular drift, i.e. prevalence changing with the passage of historical time.

49. Two sets of findings in particular suggest preventive strategies that could considerably reduce the prevalence of acute psychotic episodes.

50. There is an additional problem which centres upon the choice of the disability prevalence used for projection.

51. The results clearly show a high prevalence of oesophagitis in the adult asthmatic population.

52. Within each type of disability there is a consistent pattern of the prevalence rate increasing with age.

53. In a large sample of adolescents low birth weight was associated with increased prevalence of asthma.

54. This could be compared with an estimate of the same prevalence from some previous survey to give a measure of secular change.

55. The prevalence of smoking among teenagers in Britain has been examined in an adhoc way since the late 1960s.

56. A slight shift in the age distribution would be expected because of the increasing prevalence of non-operated peptic ulcer patients in the population.

57. Categorical outcomes, such as prevalence rates,[www.Sentencedict.com] were initially compared by 2 with Yates' correction.

58. In 1989-90, the prevalence of use of peptic ulcer drugs was 1.3% in men and 1.2% in women.

59. Colonial officials put forth two related explanations for the prevalence of perjury.

60. Those squirrelly lizards and the prevalence of mosquitoes were why she swore off camping in Hawaii.