Examples of using Prevalence in English and their translations into Arabic
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It was observed that the prevalence of earmarked voluntary contributions in funding the Programme activities was the source of additional difficulties.
The Committee is also concerned that the prevalence of disability is higher in the Maori population as a result of poverty and disadvantages.
But these differential prevalence rates must be seen in the context of a population that is still 83 per cent rural.
In the InfluenzaNet project a volunteer panel of people report the incidence, prevalence, and health-seeking behavior related to influenza-like-illness(Tilston et al. 2010;
The prevalence of monitoring and evaluation officers working at the UNDAF level revealed the increased United Nations system-wide collaboration in monitoring and evaluation at the country level.
Prevalence of underweight children is estimated according to World Health Organization Child Growth Standards.
While prevalence rates escalate in Central Asia, 10 per cent
Furthermore, as a result of extensive and targeted prevention programmes, the HIV prevalence rate had either stabilized or declined in most African countries.
With population growth, declines in prevalence of tobacco use does not necessarily reflect a decline in total use.
In the spring of 2012, a new strategy was established to increase the prevalence of voluntary treatment in the mental health services.
(a) The prevalence of torture and ill-treatment is influenced by a broad range of factors, including the general level of enjoyment of human rights and the rule of law, levels of poverty, social exclusion, corruption, discrimination, etc.
The 2014 Global Slavery Index includes data on three key variables: the prevalence of modern slavery in each country, vulnerability, and government responses to modern slavery. The methodology is written up in detail in a methodology paper.
The importance of small and medium-sized enterprises for the economic development of origin countries was highlighted by a Co-Chair, who stated that the creation of such enterprises can reduce the prevalence of the" economic push factors" of irregular migration.
discriminatory trade practices and the extraterritorial application of domestic laws run counter to the need for promoting dialogue and ensuring the prevalence of the principles and purposes of the Charter of the United Nations.
The recurrence of violent incidents underlines the extent to which Lebanon needs to take further specific steps to counter the prevalence of weapons outside the authority of the State and to ensure the effective implementation of resolution 1701(2006).
Paragraph 18: To collect data and conduct research on the prevalence, causes and consequences of all forms of violence against women, including domestic violence and to use such data as the basis for further comprehensive measures and targeted intervention.
court proceedings posed an obstacle for victims of racial discrimination who wished to obtain remedies, and was concerned at the low number of complaints despite the prevalence of racist speech and crimes.
Issue prevalence.
TB prevalence.
Tuberculosis prevalence.