prevalent造句
211) They are more prevalent in soils of the tropical and subtropical regions.
212) Furthermore, studies indicate that it's more prevalent in women than in men, according to Bonnie Zylbergold, assistant editor of American Sexuality, an online magazine.
213) Among both pre- and postmenopausal women, the most prevalent sexual problem is chronic low sexual desire, or hypoactive sexual desire disorder (HSDD).
214) Do you think that the monarchical ingredients which are more prevalent in other governments, have purged them from all foul stains?
215) One form of excise is so prevalent that it deserves special attention.
216) Conclusions— Arteriopathy is prevalent among children with arterial ischemic stroke, particularly those presenting in early school age, and those with a history of sickle cell disease.
217) Summary of Background Data. Spondylolysis and spondylolisthesis are prevalent in the general population; however, the relationship between these conditions and LBP is controversial.
218) They even wage war against female circumcision, a practice current in 36 countries, which has been prevalent since the time of the Pharaohs.
219) Blueberries, plums, purple cabbage, eggplant and purple onion provide another phytochemical group prevalent in purple food, anthocyanins.
220) Through expounding the connotations of Genius Loci and urban features, this article deals with the prevalent problems of feature crisis in Chinese cities in the process of modernization.
221) Lightweighting of beverage bottles, especially polyethylene terephthalate (PET), is one of the most prevalent trends in packaging.
222) Undoubtedly, the photos have subtly reflected the social phenomenon that idol worship is prevalent among the youth nowadays.
223) Especially in daily life, you will win special esteem if you can bolt out strings of prevalent and up-to-date remarks.
224) Herds of zebra, including the unique mountain zebra, are also prevalent.
225) Among 449 subjects exposed to mechanic factors, the total prevalent rate of skin lesions was 49.7%, Hand rhagades was the most common sign.
226) Certainly prejudice was prevalent in pre-war Poland; but many Poles defied it. One of the bravest was Irena Sendler.
227) The next most prevalent type of species is reptilian, and this includes lizards and bird creatures.
228) Speedy driving is a pretty prevalent habit in our fast-paced world, but it's also responsible for a lot of traffic accidents, stress, and wasted fuel.
229) Firstly, transportation by means of containerization had become prevalent in sea transportation.
230) It gloried in the high rates of economic growth then prevalent, to be shot down by the opposition's claim that this growth had not percolated down to the aam admi, or common man (and woman).
231) Findings from the largest-ever study of orgasmic and ejaculatory dysfunction suggest that orgasmic dysfunction could be as prevalent among men as it is among women.
232) Consumer Protection Committee, according to City Airport to do statistics, similar to such a "joint process" after the changes occurred due to flight complaints were more prevalent.
233) Nowhere is it more prevalent, though, than in the omnipresence of error messages.
234) Microbial molecular ecology, as the intersectant subject of molecular biology and microbial ecology, is being prevalent in bioremediation.
235) Many factors lead to the prevalent of important zoonosis or emerging zoonosis emergence such as environment changes, human and animal demography, pathogen changes and changes in farming practice.
236) The immigrant does not experience the lung cancer rate prevalent in his country of settlement.
237) Zhou Dewen, director of the association of small businesses in Wenzhou, a city in Zhejiang province, says black-market loans and the use of IOUs to pay suppliers are increasingly prevalent.
238) No proof has been provided that gastric hypomotility or stasis is more prevalent in patients with gastric ulcer than in the normal population.
239) Consignment-based revenue-sharing contract is prevalent in internet commerce, such as Amazon's and eBay's merchandising business models.
240) These simple syntactic ambiguities, he argued, throw a wrench into prevalent theories that the human brain is well evolved—or even optimally evolved—for language.
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