Sentence examples for Yield prevalence from inspiring English sources
Body temperature, daily milk yield, prevalence of vaginal discharge 28 to 35 d in milk (DIM), and reproductive performance traits within 200 DIM were monitored.
In comparison with DXA-based BMD measurements at the hip, spine or forearm yield prevalence of osteoporosis of 14.8% in the sixth decade, 21.6% in the seventh decade, and 38.5% in the eight-and-older decade among Western women [ 36].
Surveys in the United States and most especially in Australia, for example, yield prevalence figures for the general population that are consistently much lower than comparable figures in Southeast Asia., The sharp region-specific disparity also appears to affect primarily the younger generation.
We calculated a sample size of 135 households was needed to yield prevalence estimates with a minimum precision of ±12.5%, assuming a design effect of 2.2 and given that, in contrast to the EPI Method, all clusters were sampled as compared to a random sample [ 24].
We conclude that the mathematical model yields prevalence rates that increase as partitioning increases.
Self-reports among athletes in Olympic sports have yielded prevalence data ranging between 1 and 30%, which itself is higher than the yearly rate (∼2.%) of adverse analytical findings in the World Anti-Doping Agency accredited laboratories [28].
Several large surveys have yielded prevalence estimates for either PreHTN or PreDM in China [ 9, 13].
More recently, large retrospective database studies have yielded prevalence rates ranging from 1.3% to 2.1%.
The aggregated categories of Asians and Asians/Pacific Islanders yielded prevalence estimates of 12.2 and 12.3%, respectively (data not shown).
The simulation yields prevalence levels of 10 180 cases per 100,000 individuals and annual attack rates of approximately 2 10%, consistent with empirical estimates of influenza incidence (World Health Organization, 2014).
Beyond these major objectives of studying disease etiology, a study in the elderly has further practical usability: It yields prevalence and incidence estimates for late-onset diseases that are important determinants for public health managers.
