Sentence examples for a typical prevalence of from inspiring English sources

There has been a gross payment of £124.60 per point since 2005/6, based on a typical practice of 5500 patients with a typical prevalence of disease.

At the time this study was conducted, Kilifi was meso-endemic for malaria with a typical prevalence of symptomless Plasmodium falciparum parasitaemia in the community of around 30% (O'Meara et al, 2008) – considerably higher than the prevalence observed in our cohort of patients with SCD (6%).

In contrast, the typical high income country-born population has a low risk of developing latent tuberculosis: a typical prevalence in this case would amount to only 5 in 100 people.

For ethical reasons no comparable data are available from hospitals without any form of intervention although baseline data perhaps indicate typical prevalence of inappropriate antibiotic use.

Precision calculations indicated that an overall sample of 2,000 would allow estimation of a typical dementia prevalence of 2.5% with a precision of ± 0.9%.

Power calculations showed that a sample size of 2000 per country would allow an estimation of a typical dementia prevalence of 4.5% with a precision of ±0.9%.

For a typical 10% prevalence of pleurisy at batch level, losses are estimated to be approximately £2.26 per pig due to reduced carcass weight and/or increased time to slaughter [ 6].

Thus, for a typical serotype with prevalence of the order of 10% at maximum, the number is actually quite large, describing the transmission potential in the absence of competition by other serotypes.

A major aim of the present study was to compare the prevalence of hypertension in a typical contemporary cohort of RA patients to the prevalence of hypertension in the general population.

From 1995 to 2005 and in 2009 a typical dependence of the headache prevalence on age could be demonstrated in the German population.

This study determined a 20% prevalence of typical antipsychotics compared to almost 35% in our study.