Nineteen states were seen as having a "moderate prevalence," and six states were classified as "low prevalence," according to the report.
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Overall in 2011-14, there was a 17% prevalence of obesity and a 5.8% prevalence of extreme obesity among children and adolescents.
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For instance, the prevalence of obesity in West Virginia is 38.1%, nearly double the prevalence in Colorado, where it is 22.6%, according to the report.
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Among adults on one of these medications, the prevalence rose to 8 percent and among adults using three or more, the prevalence increased to 18 percent.
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And by age: The CDC currently only studies autism prevalence in 8-year-olds but has yet to act on calls to study prevalence in adults too.
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But by 23.8, only nine countries and regions had a prevalence greater than 212.2%, with the highest prevalence in Croatia, Malta, and Italy, according to the report.
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The results, based on data from more than 113,600 men and 2,800 women, showed that for women, the prevalence of obesity went up, while the prevalence among men remained the same.
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The prevalence of child and adolescent obesity is expected to surpass the prevalence of moderate and severe underweight by 2022, according to a study published in the journal The Lancet in 2017.
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"West Virginia and Kentucky have always had one of the highest prevalence of smoking, and it's consistent," Brown said, adding that education campaigns could help reverse the prevalence of smoking during pregnancy.
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Prevalence of Self-Reported Obesity Among Non-Hispanic Black Adults (2013-2015) Prevalence of Self-Reported Obesity Among Hispanic Adults (2013-2015) Prevalence of Self-Reported Obesity Among Non-Hispanic White Adults (2013-2015) Dr. Pan said a wide range of factors could account for the demographic differences, such as socioeconomic status, cultural norms and access to grocery stores.
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An 'extraordinary' prevalence in remote Australia The focus has come about now because of the high prevalence among indigenous Australians, "which is probably the highest-ever reported prevalence in any population," said Dr. Graham Taylor, a clinician and professor at Imperial College London who runs the United Kingdom's HTLV clinical service based at St. Mary's Hospital.
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HIV prevalence among injecting drug users is around 18 percent - three times the national prevalence rate - and around 4 percent of new HIV infections occur among people who inject drugs, government figures show.
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Compared to the ethnic Dutch, for instance, Dutch Moroccans in her study had a higher prevalence of obesity, and South-Asian Surinamese had a higher prevalence of type 2 diabetes and metabolic syndrome.
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Women with a high school diploma or GED had the highest prevalence at 12.2%, and the prevalence decreased with increasing education, dropping to 7.9% among those with some college or an associate's degree.
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Despite autism's prevalence, misunderstanding and miseducation often lead to bullying.
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And it's pretty widespread, though estimates of its prevalence vary.
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Among female surgeons, the prevalence was more than 25 percent.
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We don't know the prevalence of mental illness among them.
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It's clear that the coronavirus' prevalence has grown exponentially faster.
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And the prevalence of those dangerous HPV types is high.
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Noisey: "Satan Is Real" is about religion's prevalence today, right?
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In today's economy, the prevalence of quality jobs is diminishing.
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HIV prevalence is low in China compared with the West.
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There's no hard data on the prevalence of the illness.
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The prevalence of texting while driving has reached epidemic proportions.
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Only seven states have a higher prevalence of adolescent obesity.
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One reason for that, ironically, may be the virus' prevalence.
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HIV prevalence among gay men is higher at 25 percent.
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"We don't know what the prevalence actually is," Rasmussen says.
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Despite those recommendations, the prevalence of peanut allergies kept increasing.
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We're seeing a lot more prevalence of Pharah these days.
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Genet blames the prevalence of racism on his Yale audience.
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Stephen Hinshaw, a professor of psychology at the University of California, Berkeley, expressed skepticism that the study reflected "a continuing rise in the true prevalence of ADHD, versus the diagnosed prevalence," reported HealthDay News.
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U.N. data also shows that gay men and transgender people are among the groups most at risk, with an HIV prevalence above 17 percent, followed by sex workers with a prevalence of 7 percent.
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The researchers found that while the annual adult ADHD prevalence increased for every race during the study period, there were lower rates of detection among ethnic minorities, and white adults consistently had the highest prevalence.
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Prevalence was higher among adult females, and those aged 18-25.
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The prevalence of internet addiction is estimated to be 6% worldwide.
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The study concluded the prevalence was somewhere between these two numbers.
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It says it cannot share the "prevalence" of hate speech yet.
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But its prevalence means that most people have heard of it.
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Medicare has not released information on the prevalence of seamless conversion.
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The CDC's new prevalence numbers should not be used for scaremongering.
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The prevalence of righties is a defining characteristic of our species.
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For children ages 2 to 5, obesity prevalence was about 9%.
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"The monkeys are not increasing the prevalence of disease," Garber said.
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Recent years have seen its prevalence skyrocket in the United States.
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No country saw any meaningful decrease in diabetes prevalence, it found.
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Nonetheless, the current prevalence rate, exceeding 40%, is "extraordinary," Taylor said.
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Meanwhile, the fiction of the prevalence of foreign or black street
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The prevalence of free services is partly a result of history.
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By age 10 to17 years the prevalence rises to 18.4 percent.
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But by 2014, only Malta had a prevalence greater than 20%.
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Prevalence of Hepatitis B, another sexually transmitted killer, is even higher.
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In general, the prevalence of informal caregiving increased between 22019-2014.
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The prevalence of ticket bundles has raised concerns about chart manipulation.
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So I think a lot about the prevalence of always online.
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The virus is named for its prevalence in horses, after all.
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Prevalence of coronaviruses & other colds in general population is very high!
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Despite obesity's prevalence and morbidity, though, its causes remain poorly understood.
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The prevalence of mental health issues among today's youth has increased.
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That's a busy beat, aided by the prevalence of social media.
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The prevalence of domestic corruption is among Armenia's worst kept secrets.
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Thirty-one states had a prevalence higher than the national rate.
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Because of WeChat's prevalence, few Chinese carry business cards any more.
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Until now, little was known about its past severity or prevalence.
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Specifically, they found that prevalence of binge drinking for men over the age of 60 is not expected to change at all in coming years, while the overall prevalence of drinking will rise by 0.7 percent.
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It's unclear whether the sample in that old study was of the same population currently experiencing a higher prevalence rate, and it's unclear whether that previous rate was measured with similar methods used to assess prevalence today.
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As the CDC notes, the "prevalence of cigarette smoking among Hispanics is generally lower than the prevalence among other racial/ethnic groups," at 6900 percent of the Hispanic population compared to 2628 percent of all U.S. adults.
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Prevalence of past-year marijuana use was 22017% among middle-age adults and 2.9% among older adults, and past-month use prevalence was 5.7% among middle-age adults and 1.7% among older adults, according to the report.
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But there is a danger that many are underestimating its prevalence today.
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Paradoxically, one of the reasons is the extraordinarily high prevalence of NTDs.
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Diabetes' prevalence has exploded in the US over the past 20 years.
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With the arrival of organized religion, the prevalence of shamanic practices waned.
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According to the paper, that suggests a "detectable infection prevalence of 1.3%."
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Its prevalence, before the development of the vaccine, made it a scourge.
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Small ball's prevalence can be intuited in statistics related to 3-pointers.
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Countries with the highest prevalence include India, Indonesia, Myanmar, Brazil, and Nigeria.
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The Weinstein scandal raises questions about the prevalence and enforceability of NDAs.
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Humans have had a profound impact on the prevalence of other species.
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Meanwhile, the prevalence of diabetes has quadrupled in just over three decades.
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And despite its prevalence, the condition is not always easy to spot.
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Statistics on the prevalence of marriages between close relatives today are scarce.
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"We're not talking about it being an indication of prevalence," she said.
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The prevalence of fraud reflects poor oversight and a dodgy research culture.
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With the absence of intervention, time has allowed its prevalence to grow.
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The New Jersey community estimated the highest prevalence of autism, at 22016%.
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He also talked about the prevalence of human trafficking and sexual assault.
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There was the prevalence of mass-produced but tasteful furniture, for one.
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However, what is rarely discussed is the emerging prevalence of homemade firearms.
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The prevalence of ADHD has been estimated at 5% worldwide, as well.
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"The overall prevalence of obesity has increased steadily since 2014," it said.
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His puzzle highlights the prevalence of sports even in works of fiction.
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The rule could also increase the prevalence of unplanned pregnancies and STIs.
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But with the prevalence of negative partisanship, no contest is a choice.
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Dietz said there are significant ethnic differences in the prevalence of obesity.
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The prevalence of obesity doubled in more than 70 countries since 1980.
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Moreover, the data depends on self-reports, which may underestimate smoking prevalence.
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Of the skeletons studied, the prevalence of rickets in children was 5.7%.
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I asked her what she made of immigrants' prevalence among MacArthur geniuses.
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US testing increased, but the prevalence of the virus was increasing, too.
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The prevalence of school shootings and domestic terrorism has also shaped them.
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The prevalence of chronic lung disease, for example, could affect mortality rates.
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Influenza is not a reportable disease, so its prevalence must be estimated.
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My position was unusual given the increasing prevalence of larger screen devices.
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The prevalence is 16 percent in women and 8 percent in men.
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"We didn't really know things like prevalence or gender distribution," she said.
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You'd think that such prevalence could only be achieved by comparable sophistication.
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They dont share data on the prevalence of assaults on their platforms.
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"The prevalence rate in the US is still very low," he said.
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She discovered a shocking prevalence of drug abuse among high-powered lawyers.
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The prevalence of hearing loss in Americans of working age has declined.
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They live with a higher prevalence of HIV than the general population.
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South Africa has one of the world's highest rates of HIV prevalence.
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Over the past few decades, the prevalence of autism has steadily increased.
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Some countries have been more successful than others in reducing FGM prevalence.
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They also experienced reduced prevalence and severity of depression, anxiety, and stress.
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If you said the one reporting 210% smoking prevalence you'd be correct.
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The #MeToo movement has succeeded in exposing the prevalence of sexual misconduct.
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North Korea has highest prevalence The Index found that, as in its 2016 edition, North Korea has the highest prevalence of modern slavery in the world, with an estimated one in 10 people (2.6 million) forced to work.
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The prevalence of guns and America's extraordinary levels of gun violence are linked.
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Some, like financial services, rely on digital innovation and the prevalence of phones.
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The prevalence of share pledges is partly the result of Beijing's own actions.
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The correlation between the prevalence of guns and gun suicide is very significant.
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The attack was a painful eye-opener about the prevalence of domestic terrorism.
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"Our hypothesis is the increase in prevalence can't be genetic," she tells me.
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His penis has been written about for both its dimensions and its prevalence.
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Why has this prevalence of emotional hooks in games seemed to steadily increase?
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In some African countries prevalence can reach 19%, but the epidemic is slowing.
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The prevalence of Catholicism means Italians have an inclination towards the visual image.
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It has never independently researched the prevalence of sexual abuse in clinical settings.
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A lot of his pessimism stems from the prevalence of high-frequency traders.
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"Men had a higher prevalence of oral HPV than women," the team wrote.
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"Follow-up studies must look at the prevalence in these groups," Tennessee said.
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"We don't have a good gauge on prevalence of other substances," he said.
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In fact, the prevalence of high blood pressure is increasing in American children.
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Miller said that there were still questions about the prevalence of the disease.
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And that's not to mention the prevalence of fake news on the platform.
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The group did not have data on the prevalence of miniature horses specifically.
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An earlier version of this article referred incorrectly to the prevalence of helium.
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The prevalence of one-insurer counties leaves Obamacare in a somewhat precarious place.
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No federal agencies have released data on the prevalence of drugs ordered online.
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Russia has little data on drug prevalence, forensics, drug-related deaths and convictions.
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Wah acknowledged the prevalence of the exploitable price differentials is not entirely clear.
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The prevalence of DJI's products has drawn concern from government officials for years.
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Even private equity-backed buyouts are down, despite the prevalence of cheap borrowing.
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Because the definition of the condition is ambiguous, estimates of its prevalence vary.
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Most were riveted because of the prevalence of sexual assault across the country.
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This increased prevalence makes the reality of egg-freezing all the more surprising.
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But "there is no consensus on the prevalence in adults," Dr. Zucker said.
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Among those with less than a high school diploma, the prevalence was 11.7%.
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One of the biggest factors in polling today is the prevalence of cellphones.
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The family was thought to have the world's highest prevalence of Huntington's disease.
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Journalists have long been sensitive to the prevalence of misogyny on social media.
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In fact, while it does have a high prevalence in populations of people with West and Central African ancestry, it also has a high prevalence in populations from much of the Arabian Peninsula, and parts of the Mediterranean and India.
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While the current report (showing data from 2012) shows no change in prevalence from the 2014 report (showing data from 2010 to 2012), the prevalence continues to remain higher than expected, said Dr. Catherine Rice, director of the Emory Autism Center.
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Platts-Mills points out that the prevalence of high levels of alpha-gal IgE in his earliest studies was up to 20 per cent in some communities, "but that was absolutely not the prevalence of allergic reactions to meat," he says.
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The prevalence of smoking in adults in the U.S. is close to 15 percent, he noted in a phone interview, but among those adults who live below the poverty line, the prevalence of smoking is about 27 percent, or almost double.
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"The prevalence of guns in this country coupled with the prevalence of domestic violence leads to fatalities," said Jennifer Payne, an attorney with Chicago's Legal Assistance Foundation, which offers free legal aid to people in poverty, including domestic violence survivors.
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In 2005, the only national prevalence study of youth caregiving found that there are 1.3 to 1.4 million youth caregivers, ages 85033-18 in the U.S However, with many demographic and healthcare changes, experts anticipate that current prevalence is significantly higher.
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From 1997 to 2007, the prevalence of food allergies increased 18 percent among children.
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But, given the prevalence of direct-to-consumer companies, that's not always the case.
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Some justices disagreed on how much Americans know about the prevalence of cellphone data.
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They also compared the prevalence of Jupiter-like worlds around systems without super-Earths.
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Fish disease and the prevalence of sea lice frequently hamper the farming of salmon.
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It removed the sign and thereby stopped informing people about the prevalence of theft.
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We had a lot of research data on the prevalence of sex-based harassment.
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The good news: Smoking prevalence globally has fallen by nearly one-third since 1990.
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India has the largest enslaved population, though the highest prevalence is in North Korea.
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Some experts argue that the CDC's methods for estimating autism prevalence may be misleading.
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Unfortunately, the identification of these symbols hasn't slowed their prevalence in digital, shareable spaces.
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Among baby boomers, the prevalence of abuse is even higher at nearly 7.5 percent.
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Batiz began thinking about the prevalence of chemical cleaning products in her mother's home.
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But those obligations are expensive, especially given the prevalence of black lung among retirees.
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The prevalence of "and" is hardly the only or best measure of good style.
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Biden has previously been vocal about the prevalence of sexual assault on college campuses.
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The researchers found significant differences in prevalence with respect to race/ethnicity and gender.
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"Prevalence is growing most rapidly in low- and middle-income countries," the report says.
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In 2015, the estimated global prevalence had reached 8.8%, nearly double that in 1995.
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Despite the prevalence of short-form content, millennial readers are in fact voracious readers.
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For women aged 20 to 24, prevalence declined from 18.5 percent to 12.1 percent.
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"Nobody really knows why the prevalence of myopia is on the rise," he said.
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Yet experts expect the prevalence of app-based family planning will continue to rise.
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Details: There's wide variation in the prevalence of surprise billing from state to state.
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Light pollution has increased worldwide because of the prevalence of energy saving LED lights.
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Prior to the late 80s, the country actually had a high prevalence of malnutrition.
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" • "Uzbekistan has the second highest estimated proportion of prevalence of modern slavery by population.
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And new research finds that its prevalence is still rising, especially in younger populations.
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While 56 countries still execute people for ordinary crimes, the punishment's prevalence has fallen.
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But we should be concerned by the prevalence of mental illness in our 20s.
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Despite its prevalence, there's still a lack of education and tolerance in some quarters.
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Certain locations, such as central Oklahoma, are known for the prevalence of storm chasers.
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Most studies on pubic lice prevalence rely on data from one or more clinics.
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"Prevalence rates probably haven't changed that much" over the past few decades, said Leone.
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Historical context and culture have clearly influenced our understanding of illnesses and their prevalence.
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Their experiences attest to the prevalence of staff-student misconduct at British educational institutions.
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However, their prevalence will be a sign that Rwanda has got the basics right.
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Within rich nations, a crucial factor determining the prevalence of IVF is government generosity.
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Something that everybody who covers the Sunrise Movement mentions is the prevalence of singing.
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However, it is "too early to tell" what direction youth obesity prevalence will take.
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The prevalence of information on the internet is not leaving people feeling more informed.
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Is it about the prevalence of campus rape and the culture that enables it?
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Hacking risks rise with the prevalence of aging satellite systems, which are easier targets.
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But just the prevalence and strength of the retailer can affect the consumer, too.
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The prevalence of children who were overweight increased to 28.7 percent from 23.3 percent.
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"The prevalence of obesity has remained constant, but severe obesity is increasing," said Dietz.
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"The prevalence of obesity started to rise quite sharply in the 1980s," says Nestle.
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But this isn't the final answer on the question of prevalence of food allergies.
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Despite their prevalence, movies and TV shows about military life often get it wrong.
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He was inspired to open the shop after noticing the prevalence of food banks.
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They also asked about the "prevalence of ad fraud" on its ad tech services.
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Marshall's figures are a clapback against the accepted prevalence of the white body everywhere.
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Yet interviews with officers suggest the prevalence of cameras alone won't end police lying.
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Still, there's been a noticeable uptick in the prevalence of rainbows in fashion lately.
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Name Withheld A responsible estimate for psychotic disorders suggests a 3 percent lifetime prevalence.
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In the United States, the prevalence of peanut allergies among children has been climbing.
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Apple has become one flashpoint for the issue, given the prevalence of its smartphones.
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Rather, price movements have been magnified by the prevalence of algorithmic, computer-based trading.
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But the prevalence of plotting tends to reduce potentially complex figures to narrative devices.
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And the prevalence of sexual assault and harassment in this country cannot be understated.
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Much of the concern about vaping has focused on its increasing prevalence among teenagers.
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There are no clear diagnostic criteria, which makes it difficult to measure its prevalence.
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Prevalence increased from 0.43% in 43 to 0.96% in 2016, according to the study.
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Mr. Trump waxed apocalyptic in imagining the prevalence of crime in the nation's cities.
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The prevalence of microtia is higher in Hispanic, Asian, Native American and Andean populations.
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The prevalence has made WeChat an indispensable part of many people's lives and work.
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"This is the world we live in," she wrote, lamenting the prevalence of harassment.
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Within these grim statistics, the prevalence of attacks against black trans women is striking.
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"Our study takes a step toward informing these debates with the available data, which says that as the prevalence of undocumented immigrants increases in society, the prevalence of drug and alcohol problems do not increase in tandem," he said in a phone interview.
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According to new estimates in the Global Burden of Disease (GBD) study published in the Lancet, the global prevalence of men who smoke daily fell from 6.43% in 1990 to 25% in 2015; the prevalence among women dropped from 8.2% to 5.4%.
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In a report published in 183, researchers found that the HIV prevalence rate among sex workers, one of the most at risk groups, and their clients in Durban was 218 percent - far higher than the national adult HIV prevalence rate of 2000 percent.
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Among women ages 20 to 24, the prevalence of those strains had declined 34 percent.
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Yet today, we take for granted the prevalence and use of Wacom tablets for drawing.
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"The total prevalence is stable," Dr. Joseph Murray told Reuters Health in a phone interview.
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Given the prevalence of smartphones with GPS-enabled capabilities, works like Trace aren't surprising nowadays.
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Part of this is down to the prevalence of food delivery in the Egyptian capital.
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"More must be done in our society to lessen the prevalence of cyberhate," said Greenblatt.
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If we do recognize the prevalence of these things, why aren't we talking about it?
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They were partly correct; this way of life resulted in a very low HIV prevalence.
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In an interview with Reuters, the lawyer was frank about the prevalence of mortgage fraud.
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However, despite their prevalence, each spiral galaxy is unique — like snowflakes, no two are alike.
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Gregory said the prevalence of food allergies among children has increased dramatically since the 90s.
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"We thought we were going to be establishing the prevalence [of SAD]," says Dr. LoBello.
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And there is political consensus around the need to reduce the prevalence of private vehicles.
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Egypt had the highest adult obesity prevalence, where 35 percent of adults are now obese.
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For context, studies estimate the prevalence of PCOS is somewhere between 4.6 and 8 percent.
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Prevalence is lowest in rich Western and Asian countries, including South Korea, America and Canada.
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Furthermore, it is estimated that the worldwide prevalence of obesity has nearly tripled since 1975.
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Since then, the country's prevalence of HIV infection, drug-related imprisonment and overdoses have dropped.
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The researchers noticed trends in anxiety prevalence among various gender, age, cultural and regional groups.
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HIV prevalence is low overall in China, but some regions have severe rates of infection.
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In Europe, this sovereignty is already undermined by the prevalence of American and Asian actors.
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A harder-to-solve barrier to fairness is the prevalence of bias against non-whites.
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The prevalence of non-compete agreements is clear evidence that they are being used indiscriminately.
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"Triclosan could lead to lower bone mineral density and increased prevalence of osteoporosis," Li said.
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The prevalence of food allergies jumped from about 230% in 240 to about 5.4% now.
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Some groups, however, estimate that the prevalence is higher among a broader swath of kids.
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So the net result, however counterintuitive it may be, was an increase in infection prevalence.
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And the numbers are expected to grow due to rising prevalence of diseases like diabetes.
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But the prevalence of passive instruments inside hedge fund portfolios has been growing over time.
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Gervais and Najle recently conducted a new analysis on the prevalence of atheists in America.
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It's common in children, but it also occurs in teens and adults with unknown prevalence.
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There is no discernible reduction in prevalence either between middle-aged women and adolescent girls.
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The most visible evidence is the prevalence of dental fluorosis, an illness that blackens teeth.
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If this study is true, perhaps the prevalence of alpha males is what's eroding alpha.
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The prevalence dropped dramatically after the introduction of the vaccine in 1963, according to Griffin.
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As Mr Levy stresses, another factor in low savings is the prevalence of informal jobs.
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"More must be done in our society to lessen the prevalence of cyberhate," Greenblatt said.
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Worldwide, prevalence of ADHD has been estimated at about 3% in children, teens and adults.
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With the prevalence of video, it has become a two-man job in many cases.
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The prevalence of obesity among children and adults has doubled in 73 countries since 1980.
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In 290, prevalence ranged from 0.7 in the District of Columbia to 48.6 in Vermont.
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The prevalence of those who measured as obese grew to 11.5 percent from 8.9 percent.
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The largest and most authoritative study of dementia rates confirmed that its prevalence is dropping.
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Smartphones have changed how we communicate, and the prevalence of texting has infiltrated the workplace.
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There are no comprehensive statistics about the prevalence of private health-care companies in jails.
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According to BIS, the prevalence of zombie firms has ratcheted up since the late 1980s.
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Today, the prevalence of overweight and obesity in Amsterdam is leveling off, the report said.
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These references' seeming prevalence also reveals the significant influence of the UK's west African diaspora.
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But the prevalence of miscarriages doesn't mean that there is space to talk about it.
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How do you handle the prevalence of that issue while trying to accomplish your goals?
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Mr. Baker said that transgender women also have an "extremely high prevalence" of HIV infection.
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In other cases, we ignore information about the prevalence of events when judging their likelihood.
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The one alarming finding in this new report, however, is the high prevalence of vaping.
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That would give the public a better understanding of the prevalence of dubious police testimony.
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By contrast, the prevalence rate in the villages that got standard care was 15 percent.
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However, the high prevalence of obesity-related chronic disease at all ages raises serious concern.
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Dr. Larsson has long noted the prevalence of silk from Asia in Scandinavian Viking graves.
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And the availability of trained caregivers has not kept pace with the surge in prevalence.
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Prevalence of the disorder among adults increased from 0.43% in 2007 to 0.96% in 2016.
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Across Europe, there seems to be similar rates of and differences in childhood obesity prevalence.
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But the prevalence of these gendered designs and narratives in gaming raises some disturbing questions.
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The prevalence of inflammatory bowel disease has, it's worth noting, sharply increased in recent decades.
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This gap has increased significantly over time, and with it the prevalence of premarital sex.
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That figure is even higher in East and Southern Africa, where HIV prevalence is 7.1%.
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It's concerning that the obesity prevalence is even higher among some racial and socioeconomic groups.
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The problem with suicide in America isn't just in the statistics and its general prevalence.
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The U.S. State Department strongly advises against travel there, given the prevalence of Islamist extremism.
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Prevalence increased from 8.2% in 2014 to 12.2% 2016 to 15.8% in 2018 among women.
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As Iran's military aptitudes evolve, the prevalence of missiles in Iranian operations will only grow.
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But more precise research is required to explain the prevalence of symptoms in younger children.
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The researchers also found that prevalence of smoking during pregnancy varied by age and race.
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Why was the prevalence of depression increasing, and why was it more intense among girls?
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Grouping AAPIs together also masks key differences in liver cancer and HBV prevalence between groups.
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The move came after The Journal reported on the prevalence of devices made by Hikvision.
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The prevalence of Princess Leia signs at the Women's March is one example, she said.
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Titans of Microsoft Excel know the importance and prevalence of using formulas in the program.
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He also touched on mental health care, noting the prevalence of suicide among military veterans.
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Also, a greater understanding about the prevalence of false confessions has emerged, defense lawyers said.
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The prize is intended to counter the prevalence of single-artist retrospectives and blockbuster shows.
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As a result, there's a prevalence of anxiety among students traveling alone or in uniform.
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And among people taking three or more of the drugs, the prevalence was 15 percent.
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In 1991, the global undernourishment prevalence rate was 18.6 percent, according to the World Bank.
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Since 222.9, the obesity prevalence has doubled in more than 229 countries around the world.
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According to data from the survey, the prevalence of adult obesity rose from 22.9 percent in 1988-1994 to 23 percent in 2011-12, and the C.D.C. found that the prevalence of diabetes nearly tripled, from 2.5 percent in 23.5 to 236 percent in 2450.
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"The prevalence of Twitter I think disproves that, because people are still using words" she argues.
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Plenty of moneyed artists have been cry babies about the prevalence of phones at their performances.
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But, a new major study by Amnesty International has explored the horrifying prevalence of this abuse.
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Though the gig economy is booming, the prevalence of freelancers doesn't necessarily translate into fair treatment.
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The prevalence of the latter led to these "crapcoins" being written off as worthless and irrelevant.
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I will die young thanks to the mass prevalence of glue stick toxins in this house.
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The study examined the link between smoking prevalence and measures to curb it in 126 countries.
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Solo was speaking to Portuguese magazine Expresso about sexual harassment in women's sports and its prevalence.
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Attitudes are beginning to change and China is waking up to the prevalence of mental illness.
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The prevalence of hydrogen, he wrote at the end of his paper, "can hardly be doubted".
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This is a country which has a similar prevalence (20%) of asthma to that in Canada.
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The prevalence of emoji and GIFs has made it easy to express almost anything over text.
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So why did the prevalence of parasites during Roman times increase compared to the Iron Age?
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Firearms offenders would become far easier to catch, and the prevalence of firearms crime would decline.
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But neither candidate addressed that — or the much greater prevalence of sexual assault that goes unreported.
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Customer deposits are sufficiently granular, reflecting the prevalence of private depositors over SME and corporate deposits.
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A prevalence of smartphones, fast internet and computer-science graduates makes people receptive to the newfangled.
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The survey also found a high prevalence of similar practices among different sub-castes of Dalits.
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These studies have shown a consistent range of autism prevalence across different populations, researchers, and countries.
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In fact, the prevalence of these options has created a higher demand for 24/7 access.
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Experts say its prevalence is on the rise -- and in the majority of cases, it's lifelong.
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In the decades following this, the prevalence of bills and nominations blocked by filibusters greatly increased.
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Alarmed by the prevalence of fraud, the Federal Trade Commission enacted its Funeral Rule in 1984.
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Helping to fuel this "girly feminism" was a new prevalence of feminist symbols in pop culture.
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Yet since the majority of sexual harassment goes unreported, its true prevalence can only be guessed.
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These were put in place only recently, after society grasped the prevalence of child sexual abuse.
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An earlier-stage asset from PTC/Roche, risdiplam, could also take share in the prevalence market.
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"There is an alarmingly high prevalence of meldonium use by athletes in sport," the report concluded.
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Even dwelling in urban areas, as opposed to rural areas, increases the prevalence of psychiatric disorders.
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Residents face a particularly dire situation in Texas because of the prevalence of mobile homes there.
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Even for women who haven't experienced sexual assault, the prevalence of the crime affects everyday life.
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The prevalence of Twitter in the 85033 campaign is a signal of what is to come.
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Colon cancer has the highest prevalence of any cancer that's available to both men and women.
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The prevalence of girls who had sex before they started their periods is very very low.
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Among that 33%, though, there's no reduction in prevalence between middle-aged women and adolescent girls.
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This is down to the extent of Zimbabwe's informal economy, and the prevalence of subsistence farmers.
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But on domestic social issues, the perceived prevalence of a viewpoint changes the politics of it.
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Elsewhere in the world, such as in the United States and the UK, prevalence remains low.
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The analysis found that the increased prevalence of generic drugs also contributed significantly to the decline.
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The American Journal of Psychiatry study found a prevalence of 1 percent or less among gamers.
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While the wider prevalence of HTLV in the United States is unknown, the virus is here.
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The prevalence of adult obesity is 22 percent in Europe and 231 percent in North America.
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Screening programs in England, for instance, report a 0.001% prevalence and worldwide estimates are around 0.016%.
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But in the era of Netflix's dominance as a legit streaming service, piracy's prevalence fell greatly.
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"Typically, as adolescents see less risk of marijuana use, the prevalence (of use) increases," he said.
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From 21625 to 2900, the prevalence of diagnosed diabetes in the U.S rose by 220006 percent.
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The prevalence of autoimmune and allergic diseases has increased between two- and threefold in recent decades.
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Despite the prevalence of streaming services, seeing a movie in theaters is still an unbeatable experience.
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No increase in the prevalence of being overweight or obese was seen during the school year.
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The prevalence of four-wheel-drive vehicles, in particular, has opened up tourism in the outback.
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"The prevalence of password reuse means we'll see that unlock other accounts too," Hunt told me.
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Embedded in gallery walls, Puppies Puppies' disembodied triggers clock the prevalence of gun violence in America.
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There's the prevalence of tea-drinking culture and, for some groups, the use of medicinal herbs.
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For boccia, a ball sport similar to bocce, the prevalence of power wheelchairs requires extra fuses.
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Whatever the prevalence of suicides, there is no doubt about the widespread hopelessness afflicting the industry.
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Many police officials and experts express optimism that the prevalence of cameras will reduce police lying.
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And you were warning about the prevalence of jihad, how it was going to get worse.
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The prevalence of particulate matter can also be influenced by seasonal patterns of wind and precipitation.
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The prevalence of cancer-causing HPV strains has dropped markedly in women who have been vaccinated.
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Overall in war zones, the average prevalence was highest for mild mental health conditions, at 13%.
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The implications are profound, given the increasing prevalence of biometric security devices and other A.I. systems.
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But the prevalence of violence in e-sports competitions may be a steeper obstacle to overcome.
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The case highlighted the prevalence of child brides in Malaysia, which belies the country's modern outlook.
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The arbitration rule stems from concerns about the growing prevalence of financial contracts stipulating their use.
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It showed there was a "high prevalence of psychological distress" for people who had been quarantined.
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They also tended to have higher levels of healthy HDL cholesterol and lower prevalence of diabetes.
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They also still systematically underestimate the prevalence and success of centralised planning and extensive welfare states.
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By comparison, H.I.V. prevalence among the adult population in South and Central America was 0.5 percent.
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The prevalence of overt hypothyroidism hasn't changed much, but the number of annual prescriptions keeps climbing.
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These sources give us a snapshot, but likely not the whole panorama of true prevalence. Why?
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The prevalence of genital HPV infection was 21.6 percent among whites and 21.7 percent among Hispanics.
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Google also would not answer questions about the prevalence of PTSD among its workforce of moderators.
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But their prevalence can turn almost any application, no matter how mundane, into a data harvester.
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The prevalence of periodontitis was significantly higher in blacks and Mexican-Americans when compared with whites.
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But there are almost no empirical studies examining the prevalence of this sort of abuse today.
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Unfortunately, the prevalence of counterfeit drugs in foreign drug supply chains is not a new problem.
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The prevalence of burnout is increasing as technology further blurs the line between work and home.
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In October, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention released a new report on STI prevalence.
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Its prevalence in Africa is unknown, but anecdotally it is thought to be increasing there too.
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Twitter has also had to grapple with the prevalence of abuse and harassment on its platform.
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Nepal has the third highest child marriage prevalence in South Asia, according to the United Nations.
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Usage was even higher when researchers looked at lifetime prevalence of substance use for eighth graders.
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The market's surprising resilience also partly reflects the prevalence of buyers skirting existing restrictions on purchases.
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A twist on the power suit has emerged, with the prevalence of shorts on the runway.
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Lead poisoning is preventable, and its prevalence in the United States has declined sharply in recent decades.
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Boys, by contrast, saw prevalence rise from 183 percent in 2005 to about 6 percent in 2014.
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The prevalence of diagnosed adults is 4.4 percent, which suggests that people age out of the disorder.
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"So these findings won't necessary be generalizable because of the prevalence of obesity," he told Reuters Health.
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The prevalence of bias will be 100 percent, and the real fault won't be in our robots.
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Subsequent research has linked prevalence of roaches (and other pests) in a neighborhood to asthma rates, too.
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Doing so, they wrote in their March 3 study, could help reduce the prevalence of this crime.
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The survey found that the southern state of Telangana had one of the highest hysterectomy prevalence rates.
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The prevalence of guns is almost certainly the main reason for the high rate of violent deaths.
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The prevalence of firearm ownership has a significant association with the incidence of mass killings with firearms.
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Is the prevalence of anxiety getting worse or is the world simply more aware of mental health?
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In many cases, the prevalence of business groups like the keiretsu only added to the competitive pressure.
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But he also cited the prevalence of domain cycling as one challenge Facebook had not yet solved.
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That's especially true in today's heightened state of awareness about the prevalence of sexual harassment and assault.
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Over the years, researchers have noticed a disparity in the prevalence of asthma between the two groups.
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The prevalence of suicidal thoughts was higher among women in all Aboriginal groups than non-Aboriginal women.
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The prevalence of waterborne disease outbreaks highlights how difficult they can be to prevent, the report says.
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So yes, I've been keenly aware of the prevalence of sexual misconduct — and not just in Hollywood.
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Black students had the highest prevalence of high blood pressure among normal-weight and overweight study participants.
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"Historically, the prevalence of drinking has been higher in older men than in older women," Breslow said.
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Machine learning allows the system to react quickly and evolve as different methods of fraud gain prevalence.
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The Small Arms Survey, which measures gun prevalence internationally, estimated that there were 653 million in 2007.
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The response seemed spurred by the prevalence of fake news that plagued Facebook throughout the election cycle.
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Based on prevalence and disease burden, funding for ME should be an estimated $250 million a year.
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The prevalence of leakage in terrorism cases has opened up some potential investigative avenues for the FBI.
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He defended his actions by citing both the prevalence of alcohol and the assumption of mutual interest.
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"Many people in our culture still consider masturbation "taboo" and underestimate its prevalence," the campaign website reads.
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The prevalence of shadows are a strong part of his photographic style, matched with a clean aesthetic.
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"The prevalence of social media addiction is still under huge debate in the academic community," Meshi said.
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Still, the incidence of mental illness has increased significantly, with a current lifetime prevalence of 50 percent.
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The annual report investigates the prevalence of different drugs and drug use across the the study countries.
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The goal of this study was to better understand the distribution and prevalence of extremist material online.
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"It really just highlights the prevalence of privilege and corruption, still, in our society," Cobb told me.
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The prevalence of negative rates in Europe, however, leaves the Fed less room to maneuver, Rosengren said.
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Overall, the prevalence of all high-risk and low-risk HPV types was consistently higher in men.
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He said the prevalence of hepatitis C in Canada is different than that of the U.S. population.
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Far less well-known is the prevalence of the practice in America—and almost always among girls.
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By 2014, the prevalence in those zip codes dropped to an improved, but still worrisome, 30 percent.
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The prevalence of Alzheimer's in your family must already have alerted him to the darker prospects here.
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The high prevalence of gun ownership in the US contributes to the burden of firearm-related injury.
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Higher temperatures and rainfall changes would increase the prevalence of diseases like dengue fever and ciguatera poisoning.
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West Virginia ranked 85033th-highest in the nation for cancer prevalence, a condition commonly treated with opioids.
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But Davis argues that compared to other diseases of similar severity and prevalence, that's not nearly enough.
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Surveying the prevalence of asexuality is hard, considering asexuality is an umbrella term that includes multiple identities.
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Approximately 61 percent of the 1,060 people polled by Vox and PerryUndem underestimated the prevalence of abortion.
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This year's flu season caught many experts off guard with both its sustained prevalence and its virulence.
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There are many among us who came to The Fratellis through their incessant prevalence within popular sport.
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Even having a high prevalence of guns in a state can be enough to threaten women's safety.
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The prevalence of diagnosed adults is 4.4 percent, which suggests that people age out of the disorder.
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Doing so would eventually lead to a decrease in incidence and prevalence of this cancer, he says.
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Despite the prevalence of chairmen/CEOs, French CEOs also fare well in international rankings of executive performance.
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The unexpected result of the minimum age has been the prevalence of the one-and-done player.
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Despite everything we know about the prevalence of sexual assault and harassment, women are still not believed.
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Peterson says that the prevalence of people with low IQs is a crisis, and vaguely incites action.
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There are no official statistics on cholera in Sudan and the extent of its prevalence is unknown.
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An earlier version of this story misstated the prevalence of sexually transmitted diseases in the United States.
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Urbanization and an influx of migrant workers have also contributed to the prevalence of lynchings, experts said.
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" Connell offered Mitchell a chance to correct the record, particularly around the prevalence of detainee torture. "Dr.
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It also reflects the prevalence of art advisers, and of the networked nature of the art economy.
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That so many working households are eligible for food stamps reflects the prevalence of low wage jobs.
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The prevalence of mobility challenges rose by 9.1%, with 3.6% of students reporting these challenges in 2019.
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The prevalence of both types of stones increased over the past three decades, according to the study.
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Experiencing Katrina was linked to a 4 percentage point increase in the prevalence of mental health problems.
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Its situation is also made difficult by the widespread prevalence of fake goods in China more generally.
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The prevalence of AOC stories and content across media and social media is not a new phenomenon.
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Von Dobschuetz said China was assessing the virus' prevalence and results were expected in the coming weeks.
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This likely underestimates the true prevalence since many Americans may not seek out a physician for evaluation.
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Researchers have found that despite the prevalence of pain, more research is needed to guide treatment decisions.
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But the prevalence of systematic sexual abuse of boys in Afghanistan has been a problem for generations.
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Regular, anonymous climate surveys are useful tools every industry should adopt to determine the prevalence of harassment.
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The prevalence of group presentations and gallery partnerships highlights the sense of community that permeates this fair.
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The bottom line: In the 1960s, inequality was a problem caused by the high prevalence of poverty.
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The study found the prevalence of obesity among U.S. adults will vary across states and demographic subgroups.
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Part of the problem has been the data that EPA has on the prevalence of the contamination.
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The problem with this trope lies less in its individual occurrences and more in its sheer prevalence.
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This explains the prevalence of the old and problematic adage: You can't turn a hoe into a housewife.
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To be designated "very high prevalence" the states scored high on both measurement indexes used in the study.
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It makes a spot on this list both for its prevalence and for its significance on the show.
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The survey will focus on the consolidation of land and prevalence of new types of large-scale farms.
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" The DOJ investigation also "identified serious concerns about the prevalence of racially discriminatory conduct by some CPD officers.
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So next time you're driving your boat, look out for the lightning whose prevalence you might be increasing.
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As Hep C most commonly spreads through shared needles, the opioid epidemic has only made its prevalence worse.
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The target date is 2030 to reduce prevalence to such a degree that we will have beaten AIDS.
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"There is no agreement whatsoever on the prevalence of false news, propaganda, misinformation on our platform," Schrange said.
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The lack of a consistent and open nationwide property registration system also increases the prevalence of fraudulent collateral.
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That explains their prevalence during World War II, when the Allies used them to land troops and material.
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Prevalence also tends to be higher among non-Hispanic white children and among children of highly educated parents.
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But its meltdown illustrates the deeper problems inherent in Windows XP's prevalence three years after its official demise.
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For women, Timor-Leste, Japan, Vietnam, North Korea, Cambodia, Laos and Bangladesh all had obesity prevalence under 5%.
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Indeed, the prevalence of the French oeu and ch sounds can make Milanese seem more Parisian than Italian.
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It is no coincidence contempt for politicians and the prevalence of uncompetitive congressional races are rising in tandem.
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At the same time, the prevalence of the drug trade here, and its attendant violence, sometimes overwhelms police.
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In that age group, prevalence of e-cigarette use rose from 212% in 20193 to 22019% in 22017.
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We saw a prevalence of certain flavors like Tiger's Blood, which is sort of that cherry, watermelon flavor.
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The 2016 Global Slavery Index ranks Haiti eighth in the world for prevalence of modern slavery by population.
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What makes spin seem so troubling today is its prevalence in a media culture that saturates our lives.
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So the prevalence of male rape in war is even harder to estimate than that of female rape.
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More research needs to be done to understand the Keystone virus, its prevalence, and the rate of transmission.
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Since then, the rise of diabetes has been so steep that prevalence closed in on projections even faster.
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Whereas 4.3% of people in sub-Saharan Africa are HIV-positive, the prevalence in Senegal is just 0.4%.
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The deadening prevalence of America's gun violence is one reason journalists struggle to make original headlines of it.
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They introduced it "with modesty, because we had not rigorously established its prevalence", they wrote ten years later.
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For children 6 to 11, the prevalence rose for a period until it leveled off in 2007-08.
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In the United States, the prevalence of dilated cardiomyopathy is estimated to be about 1 in 2,500 people.
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Facebook said it could not estimate the prevalence of posts promoting terrorism or hate speech or containing spam.
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Right now, I don't think we are transparent enough around the prevalence of different issues on the platform.
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She implied that she understood the prevalence of the problem and the secrecy and shame that perpetuate it.
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But the impact will vary by country, depending on the prevalence of FC lending, and existing regulatory treatments.
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Generally, the growing prevalence of fintech poses a number of challenges to compliance functions at financial services firms.
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But what I hadn't foreseen was how David's story provided an insight into the national prevalence of misery.
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In 2013, federal health officials credited the vaccine with cutting the prevalence of HPV in teenagers by half.
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But the prevalence of these opaque companies on Stand for Truth's report is widespread, campaign finance observers say.
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Medicaid funding currently follows certain patterns based on changes in expenses and on the prevalence of certain conditions.
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The World Health Organisation (WHO) puts the global prevalence at 803% among girls and 5-10% for boys.
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Its prevalence rate of HIV among adults, at 19 percent, is one of the highest in the world.
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News reports provide information about instances of corruption, but they also communicate widely held views about its prevalence.
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The factors that can make a difference The new report included data on breastfeeding prevalence among 26 countries.
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My own research has documented that from 1960 to 2010, the prevalence of childhood disability has increased fourfold.
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The worldwide prevalence of HPV among women with normal cervical cells is about 11%, the study team notes.
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A recent survey done in Nuba showed the prevalence of global malnutrition in children to be at 24%.
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Now that its prevalence has been publicized, the obvious question is how to prevent future abuses of power.
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State estimates of the prevalence of obesity show Georgia ranks 28503th among 22019-to-5 year old children.
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The prevalence of high-powered weapons in America is creating an arms race between citizens and the authorities.
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First is the prevalence of terrorism-related content and second is the spread of misinformation through fake news.
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He cited the digital transformation and increased prevalence of cryptocurrencies as examples of other developments in his space.
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Alzheimer's prevalence is expected to rise at least 85033 percent across all 50 states between 2017 and 2025.
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The researchers established that the baseline prevalence of microcephaly in the territory was two cases per 10,000 newborns.
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As with heroin and crack use, official drug use statistics undoubtedly underestimate the true prevalence of SC use.
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The increasing prevalence of screens in our lives is at least partially to blame for Americans' sleep problems.
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Soifer tells me he once estimated the global prevalence, based on existing surveys, at about 120 million people.
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The prevalence of so-called fake news is far worse than we imagined even a few months ago.
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That's the same prevalence the CDC found in Flint, Michigan, during the peak of its lead contamination crisis.
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But if the prevalence of Cirque du Soleil in our culture tells us anything, it's that spectacle counts.
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"Jason [Reifler] and I have definitely updated our beliefs about the prevalence of the backfire effect," Nyhan says.
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"We knew that psychological violence against female MPs would have a significant prevalence," says report author Brigitte Fillon.
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They addressed the prevalence of such attacks and why someone with a mental illness can buy a gun.
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The prevalence of genital warts also decreased sharply in women and, thanks to herd immunity, in unvaccinated men.
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In Burkina Faso, the prevalence of adult obesity in the past 21990 years has jumped nearly 213,210 percent.
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I had brought a notebook of questions regarding safety, condom use, and the prevalence of sexually transmitted disease.
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One in ten adults in Mozambique is HIV positive, making the country's HIV prevalence the eighth highest globally.
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She paid particular attention to post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD, and its prevalence in the general population.
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His efforts to review the voter rolls reignited highly partisan national debates over the prevalence of voter fraud.
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More than half of e-cigarette users were younger than 35, and the prevalence decreased with increasing age.
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An earlier version of this article left an incorrect impression about the prevalence of English spoken in India.
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The prevalence of the ocean in this story is not simply atmospheric; it is central to the symbolism.
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Previously, three large analyses had estimated the prevalence of the disorder at 3 to 10 percent of adults.
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These problems include the lack of secure jobs in the gig economy and the prevalence of low wages.
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As for how he'd handle its prevalence now, it's just hard to know for sure, because he's gone.
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It means "redeemer" in Arabic, but it lost this meaning as a first name because of its prevalence.
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The prevalence of child abuse offers a dark mirror that reflects how power is wielded in our society.
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There, prevalence among girls up to 2000 years old dropped from 2017% in 229 to 2200% in 230.
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Meanwhile, in West Africa, the prevalence of the practice fell from 73.6% in 1996 to 25.4% in 2017.
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The first serious attempt to assess the prevalence of autism took place in Britain, in the nineteen-sixties.
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"There is a scary, scary prevalence of multidrug resistance we see in the Middle East," Dr. Nery said.
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More than 21625 percent of Native Americans have diabetes — a prevalence higher than any other race or ethnicity.
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The notoriety of the many nicknames for these children suggest both their prevalence and stigmatization, the researchers said.
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Just go to your local cafe, and you'll immediately notice the prevalence of Microsoft's flagship tablets and laptops.
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It's also difficult to end these practices because of the cultural significance and prevalence of traditional Chinese medicine.
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"Sexual assault prevalence at the academies is comparable to rates observed in civilian colleges," according to the report.
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Ignoring the platform isn't an option, especially given the prevalence of disinformation on the app, Dr. Chiang said.
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The metric reflects the prevalence of network performance issues per 100 connections across call, messaging, and data quality.
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They family alleges that the school misled them and covered up the attack and the prevalence of bullying.
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Nor were there any significant differences in the prevalence of blood infections (sepsis), acute respiratory distress or mortality.
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The movement seeks to draw attention to the prevalence of sexual harassment and assault, particularly in the workplace.
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Those states and D.C. each had a prevalence of less than 22015%, much lower than the national 22006%.
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Until 2628-28503, the prevalence of obesity in the population was stable at approximately 22019 percent in adults.
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Among women, prevalence was highest in manufacturing workers, at 6.4%, followed by kitchen assistants (5.5%) and cleaners (5.1%).
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Miranda added he is disappointed by the prevalence of anti-immigrant rhetoric on the campaign trail this cycle.
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Disrupting these programs won't meaningfully reduce federal spending, but it will permit chronic conditions to grow in prevalence.
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Military personnel are required to complete anonymous climate surveys to better assess the prevalence of sexually-charged issues.
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The media can skew our perspective on the prevalence of Hate Crimes targeted at one group versus another.
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"Our study, however, analyzed the prevalence of meeting ALL three of these recommendations simultaneously," Knell said by email.
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Overall, FGM prevalence rates have fallen in the last three decades but progress has been uneven, UNICEF said.
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A week earlier, BuzzFeed had published a report about the high prevalence of match-fixing in professional tennis.
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One small yet nagging symptom of patriarchy is the prevalence of writers' rooms dominated by straight (white) men.
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But it will radically reduce their prevalence, the amount of space they occupy, and demand for their services.
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And Uganda has the tenth highest prevalence of HIV in the world, with 151 new infections each day.
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Smoking prevalence data reflect two things: the proportion of people who ever smoked, and the proportion who quit.
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As the region becomes increasingly unstable, the prevalence of both Captagon and Tramadol are seemingly on the rise.
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We do know that people have published prevalence studies demonstrating that misreporting of this kind is very common.
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You would only be able to infer this if you looked at prevalence before and after eating the sandwich.
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The idea is simple: The prevalence of guns can cause petty arguments and conflicts to escalate into deadly encounters.
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The worldwide prevalence of glucose intolerance rose by 0.17% per 1-degree Celsius increase in temperature, the researchers found.
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That, however, can attract some of the uglier realities of the retail industry, such as the prevalence of knockoffs.
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Charting the prevalence of anxiety across races is also difficult because cultures sometimes experience symptoms of mental illness differently.
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We thought this data set would be perfect to see what seasons actually contribute to the prevalence of depression.
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The prevalence of these muscle defects have drawn the attention of researchers, who are looking into causes and solutions.
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Surely, though, the reason we all began talking about PSLs to begin with was their prevalence on social media.
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Since most of those with lupus are women at child-bearing age, there's also prevalence of high-risk pregnancies.
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The company credits Google Play's growth to Android's prevalence in emerging markets like Brazil, Turkey, India, Indonesia and Mexico.
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Zuckerberg told Klein that he realizes Facebook hasn't been transparent enough about the prevalence of that type of issue.
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The highest prevalence is in Europe and the Americas, and alcohol-use disorders are more common in wealthier countries.
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In 2012, autism prevalence among white kids was 20% higher than black kids and 50% higher than Latino children.
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How does Disqus's professed commitment to eradicating hate speech jibe with the prevalence of hate speech on its platform?
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In fact, the study specifically notes that prevalence of autism in Somali and white children was relatively the same.
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And it might be too soon to tell if autism prevalence in the United States is starting to stabilize.
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The prevalence of such stories encourages a gross exaggeration of the importance of the Chinese economy for our markets.
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It is hard to gauge the prevalence of torture, let alone its severity (remember that American phrase "enhanced interrogation").
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The health-care system has been criticized for its lack of transparency and the prevalence of predatory prescription pricing.
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The advent of the online age and prevalence of digital devices makes sexualized images even more accessible and prevalent.
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We won't waste your time with a long-winded opus about the hoodie's return and prevalence in mainstream fashion.
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The shocking findings of the Minneapolis report, Turner later said, "prompt questions concerning the prevalence of such practices elsewhere."
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Vaccines reduce clinical disease but do not prevent a virus from circulating and can mask its prevalence, say experts.
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It has recently announced initiatives to increase the prevalence of electric cars and it's cutting steel and coal production.
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Besides cancer and HPV, people who smoke have a much higher prevalence of bacterial vaginosis (BV), Dr. Mitchell says.
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The prevalence of natural-resources companies, repressive regimes and corruption means a simple exclusion-based approach may not work.
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Despite its prevalence, polysubstance use is poorly researched, with most drug studies concentrating on the effects of single substances.
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If we can prevent child abuse, then we can reduce the prevalence of suicide in our populations as well.
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When I first came to the US, most of my classmates couldn't grasp the global prevalence of child marriage.
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However, automated attacks have resulted in more of these accounts making it past our initial detection, which increased prevalence.
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The city has one of the lowest average work weeks — 35 hours — and has a high prevalence of investors.
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The study offers a systematic review of the prevalence of myopia and high myopia using data published since 1995.
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However, Taobao was blacklisted by the U.S. in December 2016 for the prevalence of counterfeit goods on the site.
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The study wasn't perfect, but the prevalence of the disease and its link to football was impossible to ignore.
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Despite its high prevalence, NSSID has only provisional status in the DSM-5, the standard diagnostic manual of psychiatry.
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A survey carried out earlier in 2015 by the Wellcome Trust suggested a similar prevalence of misunderstanding in Britain.
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In a 295 paper, researchers found SNAP cut the prevalence of food insecurity by at least 210 percentage points.
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Swaziland has the highest HIV prevalence in the world: More than a quarter of adults there are HIV-positive.
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The prevalence of breastfeeding varied among high-income countries but not so much among low- and middle-income countries.
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Still, he acknowledged that the search for the drug was new, and that its prevalence is most likely underreported.
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Despite the prevalence of the problem, there is still a stigma associated with food insecurity, particularly on college campuses.
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They warned that Biden's initiative "may be undervaluing" the role of prevention for reducing the prevalence of cancer nationwide.
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Because deregulation is the norm, it's nearly impossible to identify normative academic outcomes or document the prevalence of abuse.
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She has studied their cholesterol levels and the prevalence of diabetes and other maladies from which the portly suffer.
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The FCTC is the first treaty that was created to respond to the prevalence of smoking around the world.
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On the one hand, legislators can't focus on fixing the prevalence of guns in the hands of violent men.
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In putting together these visually-curious compositions, the artist initiates a conversation around the prevalence of the LED screens.
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Despite the prevalence of bathing suits, I've never really found myself thinking about butts while watching Bachelor In Paradise.
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With a 98 percent prevalence, Somalia has the worst FGM rates in the world, according to United Nations statistics.
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The firm surveyed more than 10,833 U.S. consumers, and found that prevalence of that kind of theft varies widely.
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His own research has looked at the prevalence of tree nut allergies and shellfish allergies in the United States.
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On the matter of unauthorized punishments, Task & Purpose asked Smith about the prevalence of hazing in the SEAL community.
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It turned out that despite the prevalence of Democrats among the uncommitted, this group appeared to favor Mr. Trump.
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Given the disproportionate prevalence of poverty among people of color, this is also a step forward for racial justice.
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During Mr. Obama's 2008 presidential campaign, every attempt to debunk the birther rumor seemed to raise its prevalence online.
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For those of us who understand the underreported prevalence of child sexual abuse, these allegations represent something deeply profound.
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On the game itself, Goodell was asked about the prevalence of the degenerative brain disease CTE in NFL players.
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It has also found that the prevalence has gone down but is still highest in Hispanic and black youth.
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Evidence shows that this policy denies access to safe abortion but it does not decrease the prevalence of abortion.
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These women will speak against the backdrop of a national conversation about the prevalence of sexual harassment and assault.
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The prevalence of heart disease is an example of the destruction wrought by smoking, not a refutation of it.
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The study, in JAMA Pediatrics, used data on county obesity prevalence from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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When you boil it down, you'll notice four common themes, in descending order of prevalence: Start your own business.
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The prevalence of obesity has increased in parallel with production of diet sodas (but this is association, not causation).
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Meanwhile, the prevalence of obesity for white people is 37.9 percent, and for Asian Americans it is 12.7 percent.
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Across 2000 sub-Saharan African countries surveyed in 241, the prevalence of HIV among sex workers was 22002 percent.
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For years, officials turned a blind eye to the prevalence of abortion as they sought to advance social goals.
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Swaziland, the country with the highest H.I.V. prevalence in the world, has just achieved the target of 493 percent.
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It can begin in childhood, becoming more common in adolescence and peaking in prevalence at ages 35 to 39.
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Over time, hospitals and other medical facilities developed more stringent hygiene routines that successfully reduced the prevalence of MRSA.
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Take a Number The prevalence of both genital and oral herpes simplex virus infections has declined steadily since 22000.
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Rivera has since launched a fundraiser for Letty in hopes of raising awareness about the prevalence of sex trafficking.
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China, which reported disruptions at nearly 221,000 organizations, was especially susceptible because of the prevalence of pirated software there.
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Between $250,000 and $499,999, the prevalence of "dual sinks" and "covered patio" suggested buyers expect more than the basics.
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China, which reported disruptions at nearly 230,21980 organizations, was especially susceptible because of the prevalence of pirated software there.
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Every state in the U.S. is affected by COPD, with West Virginia's prevalence leading the way at 12 percent.
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The prevalence of malicious document attacks varies around the world, but for attackers the approach is always an option.
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In 2018, Apple held less than 3% smartphone market share in India thanks to the prevalence of Chinese brands.
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It looks amazing, and has the potential to drastically reduce the prevalence of green screen in the filmmaking industry.
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The prevalence of certain rare cancers has been increasing steadily among military personnel and veterans who have served overseas.
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Despite their high prevalence and serious repercussions, it can be maddeningly difficult to get good quality mental health care.
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The country has so far estimated the prevalence of drug-resistant TB only by conducting shorter, state-wide surveys.
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On Monday, Youtube users highlighted the prevalence of conspiracy theories and extreme content in the website's autocomplete search box.
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They then adjusted for education and health by creating values from test scores and the prevalence of common diseases.
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Despite the prevalence of this advice, it appears many people have been unable to set aside that much money.
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"However, despite its prevalence, only about 50 percent of people who suffer from depression actually receive treatment," Gilberti said.
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Even here, the divide between Democrats and Republicans on the prevalence of racist material online could be seen. Rep.
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In fact, a study published this month found that the prevalence of celiac has remained basically unchanged since 2009.
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In a 2012 paper, researchers found SNAP cut the prevalence of food insecurity by at least 13 percentage points.
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Among people taking two or more of the potentially depression-inducing drugs, the prevalence went up to 10 percent.
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Mourad's recent findings on Pacific fishers revealed some interesting details about the prevalence of illegal marijuana farms in Oregon.
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The prevalence of the disease doubled in the last decade among black children and tripled among American Indian children.
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The federal research team, headed by Elizabeth R. Unger from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), investigated the prevalence of the disease in women and girls of various age groups before the vaccine was introduced in 2006, and compared the prevalence in the same age groups between 2009 to 2012.
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Since at least the late 20th century, and probably earlier, we've been living in the midst of what's often called the allergy epidemic, an era that has seen an increase in the prevalence and severity of food allergies generally and, before that, a rise in the prevalence of respiratory allergies and asthma.
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Fourteen states have a "high prevalence," meaning they scored high on one of the two gauges used in the study.
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