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Meanings of prevalent in English

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Usage of prevalent in English
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The question becomes, however, why this kind of violence is so prevalent.
Ebony
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Conclusion: Albuminuria is highly prevalent among Palestinian population with type 2 diabetes.
Pubmed
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Corporate malpractice is prevalent among state companies too, the prime minister says.
Reuters
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Conclusion: Warfarin treatment in primary health care is prevalent among the elderly.
Pubmed
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CBA said this form of abuse was more prevalent among younger people.
News.com.au
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Background: Pneumococcal disease is most prevalent among young children and elderly adults.
Pubmed
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Early and late AMD included prevalent and incident cases from all visits.
Pubmed
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Background: Childhood adversities are prevalent worldwide and might affect adult cardiovascular health.
Pubmed
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Sleep problems are widely prevalent and associated with various comorbidities including anxiety.
Pubmed
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It is most prevalent from six months to five years of age.
The Irish Times
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Purpose: Fatigue is a disabling and prevalent feature of many long-term conditions.
Pubmed
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The most prevalent SE type was SEI followed by SEA and SEH.
Pubmed
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Background: Sensory features are highly prevalent and heterogeneous among children with ASD.
Pubmed
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Nowhere is this problem more prevalent than in the area of spellcraft.
Wicca Spellcraft For Men
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The problem has been particularly prevalent in aged care, the Premier says.
Radio NZ
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Of course, this made the film's prevalent smoking less of an issue.
Reuters
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