Sentence examples for a representative prevalence of from inspiring English sources

The selection of images considered with respect to the difficulty of the task, i.e. is it a "stress" set, in which only hard cases likely to be vulnerable to compression are included, or is it a "field" set, in which a representative prevalence of abnormal and normal findings is considered, or an "enriched" set, which is somewhere in between.

The numbers of slaughter lambs in Sweden are large enough (203 000 in 2008) to assumed that the distribution of footrot in this population is normally distributed throughout the country, and a random sample from this population will give a representative prevalence of footrot in Swedish slaughter lambs.

The objective of this paper was to determine nationally representative prevalence of PA levels among Bangladeshi adults.

We hope that this study will afford objective information on the representative prevalence of cognitive impairment in the population over 65 years of age in Salamanca.

We hope that this study will afford objective information on the representative prevalence of mild cognitive impairment in the population over 65 years of age in Salamanca.

Although, this cohort may not be representative, prevalences of relevant morbidities, such as hypertension and diabetes, were similar to those in a recent, representative sample of urban Chinese [21].

Describing the nationally-representative prevalence of comorbid conditions in patients with physician-diagnosed COPD is the first step towards developing an evidence base, and clinical practice guidelines, that better represent the true population of patients with COPD.

There is a paucity of nationally representative prevalence studies of ethnic discrimination among adolescents.

In the US, a nationally representative prevalence study, found a CT prevalence of 4.2% and a low infection rate for NG (0.43%) and prevalence of co-infection was only 0.3%[ 20].

When large numbers of animals are considered in a representative sample, the prevalence of tail biting can also be a reflection of the housing systems and management practices in a region or country and hence an indicator of the welfare of the pigs in general.

Prevalence estimates of mental disorders in the control group differed from nationally representative prevalence estimates, most likely as a result of ascertainment bias in the third-person interviews.