The phrase "abnormality prevalence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to statistics, health, or research when discussing how common a particular abnormality is within a specific population or group.
Example: "The study aimed to determine the abnormality prevalence of congenital heart defects in newborns."
Alternatives: "frequency of abnormalities" or "rate of abnormality occurrence".
One remote site in Innoko deviated from this trend (shown as an outlier in Figure 3, with an abnormality prevalence of 19%).
Hawes et al reported a cytological abnormality prevalence of 37% among women with HIV-1 infection attending an outpatient infectious-disease clinic in Senegal [ 6], Chirenje 26%% among family planning attendants in Zimbabwe [ 7], Laga 27% in sex workers in Zaire [ 18], Maggwa 5% among family planning attendants in Kenya [ 19] and Kreiss 26% among sex workers in Kenya [ 20].
We also analyzed the relationship between anthropogenic landscape alterations, approximated by the presence of roads, and abnormality prevalence to assess the effect of human activities on Alaskan amphibians.
CONCLUSIONS: In Chinese persons, while controlling for other systemic parameters, hypertension was associated with increased intraocular pressure, retinal microvascular abnormalities, and prevalence of retinal vein occlusion and diabetic retinopathy.
To provide a comparison, we also used the IDF definition for children aged 10 to 16 years to estimate the metabolic abnormalities; the prevalence of MetS in the obese group dropped to 6.2% (Table 3).
Hematuria is a common urinary abnormality with a prevalence of 0.5 2.0% among school-aged children [ 5].
Examining the genetic make-up of tumours for abnormalities and the prevalence of the mutations across a population is a major area of research.
As expected, the number of metabolic abnormalities increased the prevalence of MAU (figure 2A).
Interobserver variation for HRCT and CXR abnormalities with a prevalence of ≥15% was examined using the kappa coefficient of agreement.
The p is prevalence of abnormality in the population for which we calculate the benefit.
A stated advantage of ROC AUC is its independence from prevalence of abnormality [ 10]; AUC is unchanged at differing prevalence.
