Sentence examples for age prevalence from inspiring English sources

Prevalence of pMOH increased steadily with age; prevalence of other headache on ≥15 days/month fluctuated, but again was highest in those aged 50 65 years (Table 2).

We compared the differences in the patient's background (including sex, age, prevalence of diabetes mellitus, and serum IgG4 level) between the IgG4-aortitis-positive and IgG4-aortitis-negative groups.

It should be noted that there are some differences between the two studies concerning subject characteristics (e.g. mean age, prevalence of male sex and hypertension, as well as plasma levels of cholesterol) and data analysis (e.g. additive vs. dominant genetic model of inheritance), respectively, which may contribute to the divergent findings.

The reason for these different age prevalence patterns in Africa remains unclear.

This was markedly different from the age prevalence of rubella virus and CMV.

Above this age, prevalence increases rapidly among women until it becomes the primary cause of death.

The all-age prevalence of blindness for the Occupied Palestinian Territories is estimated to be 0.4%, based on the WHO estimate that 82% of blindness occurs in ≥50 years.

The presence of cats modified the age-prevalence relationship: maximal seroprevalence was observed in oldest cows in farms without cats, and in youngest individuals in farms with cats.

There are two reasons why the predicted age-prevalence relation cannot be extrapolated to younger ages.

As described in Box S1, the age-prevalence profile indicated substantial levels of immunity, and therefore historical exposure, among older age groups.

Fever rates were remarkably similar between the three transmission regions despite differences in the seasonality and intensity of transmission and the age-prevalence profiles of each Plasmodium species.