Sentences with phrase «growing incidence»

One thread that ran throughout the responses to our library staff questionnaire was the ever - growing incidence of being asked to help patrons learn how to use their own devices.

We understand that those over 50 have a fast growing incidence of STDs.

With the exception of chicken, we can say that the formulation of Pure Balance reflects a clear understanding of the increasing need for more novel proteins because of the ever - growing incidence of food allergies that are attributed to the consumption of proteins that are now considered to be «common».

Consider employer demands for two - tiered wages for new hires, a stubbornly high youth unemployment rate, soaring personal debt, the ubiquity of unpaid internships, chronic underemployment of post-secondary graduates, or the growing incidence of youth mental illness.

Because registrars have told me that they are concerned about the growing incidences of sham marriages, which has partly arisen because when you close down one route it is likely that people will use another.

«There is poverty of the pocket that translates to the growing incidence of hunger as a result of lack of employment opportunities and economic growth.

Government, Vice President Bawumia indicated, is also exploring other avenues for job creation to meet the growing incidence of youth unemployment, especially for graduates.

Lagos State Government has expressed concern on the growing incidences of suicide attempts and as such has promised to educate members of the public...

They suggest further research to explore the efficacy of using price and presentation (e.g., packaging, branding) as additional tools in the fight against the growing incidence of chronic disease among children.

«There is good reason to suspect that increasing chemical production and use is related to the growing incidence of endocrine - associated disorders over the past 20 years, including male reproductive problems, early female puberty, cancers and neurobehavioral disorders,» said Endocrine Society member Andrea C. Gore, PhD, the guide's lead author.

Two related studies also found a growing incidence of adults younger than age 65 undergoing total knee replacement (TKR) and total hip replacement (THR) surgeries, and a potential underutilization of these procedures in some segments of the population.

AT A RECENT conference in Brisbane, Warren Mitchell, an officer with the Queensland health department, expressed concern about the growing incidence of food poisoning.

Prevention must be addressed if we ever want to turn the tide on the growing incidence of cancer across all age groups.

Neutricks is an exciting new supplement that helps support brain function for senior pets and gives you a new tool to deal with the growing incidence of senior canine and feline mild memory problems.

However, the growing incidence of serious problems in the breed makes it prudent to be on guard.

As a reflection of the growing incidence of crime, tourists in the late 1980s began to complain about being openly harassed, particularly on the streets of Belize City.

The growing incidence of extreme weather events, such as droughts, storms and floods, is already taking a disproportionate toll.

Along with the growing incidence of the disease, what is also exponentially increasing is the cost of cancer treatment, in India and abroad.Comprehensive medical insurance against cancer has therefore become the need of the hour, to offer some relief at least on the financial front.

Reasons for this rapid growth can be-rising life expectancy, higher income levels, growing incidence of lifestyle - related diseases and health insurance proliferation.

With the rapidly ageing population, we've seen a growing incidence of TBI in older people as a result of falls, which typically affects more females than males.

There is a growing incidence of brokerages that will only allow a consumer to cancel their listing contract for the payment of a fee or a referral from a subsequent listing broker.