Sentence examples for a prevalence value from inspiring English sources

I use a prevalence value of 1percentnthethe weighted average of the prevalences reported in three European CT screening studies, namely, those based in Germany [ 34], Ireland [ 35] and Italy [ 36].

The data available from a survey of dental disease in 1999 among Japanese aged 20 to 85+ years showed a prevalence value of 42.5% for periodontal disease with any pockets of 4 mm or greater [ 26].

This reduction was thought to be attainable from a level of any prevalence value for either IPV or depression between 30% and 70% in the control group of women already identified by their GPs as abused or at risk.

The Transitions Project, provided in the article from Frese et al., showed a higher prevalence value compared to the two other studies.

One Brussels' hospital had a particularly high prevalence value.

In the west area, one of three cities had a significantly different prevalence value (P < 0.05).

As we mentioned in Equation 2, the optimum CT should correspond to a detection that gives prevalence value P equal to its level Q.

When high-risk behavior increases, the drug-sensitive strain has an initial advantage over the drug-resistant strain because of its higher transmission rate, and it increases to its equilibrium prevalence value at a faster pace than the drug-resistant strain.

Colors and contours indicate prevalence value ranges, with pastel pink for low values (under 10%) and deep reds for high values (over 40%).

The prevalence value for periodontal disease was 8.0% among 3956 women.

Manual weighting is not possible in MaxEnt, so we selected the default prevalence value of 0.5.