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prevalence

[prev-uh-luhns] / ˈprɛv ə ləns /


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During Costco’s earnings call, executives said the decline in renewal rates was due to a greater prevalence of new members signing up online.

From MarketWatch

She added that it makes it: "Difficult to assess anything about the prevalence, the impact of and the range of services out there to support men and women dealing with psychosis".

From BBC

Despite their prevalence, they remain difficult to eliminate.

From Science Daily

To change this, the Home Office has said it will pilot a prevalence study looking at how widespread forced marriage is, as part of a raft of measures to crack down on honour-based abuse.

From BBC

It was the first time the ONS had given an estimate of the combined prevalence of the three crimes, after being asked by the Home Office to help monitor the government's ambition.

From BBC