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Drinking, HED, and intoxication became consistently less prevalent with increasing age.
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Suspect commitment to the competition is no less prevalent than before.
The Irish Times
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Daily cycling for transportation was less prevalent among urban compared to semi-urban residents.
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But, although disease became less prevalent, it did not entirely disappear.
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The deductive method was no less prevalent in physical philosophy.
The World's Greatest Books — Volume 12 — Modern History
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Venous complications are less prevalent and biliary ones predominate in the late postoperative phase.
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Harm from coworkers' drinking was less prevalent among men in HICs compared with LMICs.
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Bifidobacterium genus and species were less prevalent in non-secretor samples.
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It found that doping was less prevalent but still endemic.
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Moreover, you will discover this same ability more or less prevalent throughout this section.
The Strange Case of Cavendish
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A crack-down on so-called "trust mills" makes dodgy advice less prevalent, he notes.
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But maybe it's less prevalent the other way around.
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The only symptoms which were less prevalent in those receiving treatment were headache, dizziness and breathlessness.
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Furthermore, as each generation has passed, stoicism in those I care for has become less prevalent.
The Guardian
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Relevant family history is less prevalent and phenotypic expression differs from what is seen in Western countries.
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Social networking sites and YouTube are far less prevalent, while peer-to-peer and torrent culture hasn't reached them.
The Guardian
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