Sentence examples for any change in prevalence from inspiring English sources

Results from the largest epidemiologic study of changes in prevalence and treatment of mental disorders, the US based National Comorbidity Survey [ 11], does not suggest any change in prevalence from 1990 to 2003.

We conducted a cross-sectional study in 2003 to investigate the prevalence of asthma and atopy [ 10], as well as any changes in prevalence compared with our survey from 1993 [ 1].

But such calculations of incidence can be made by comparing prevalence at different ages for the same birth cohort since any changes in prevalence within a birth cohort must be attributed to some combination of new diagnoses (incidence), differential mortality by diabetes status, and recovery (if any).

14 This study therefore aimed to compare the prevalence of CKD in HSE 2003 with the combined 2009/2010 HSEs and to relate this to any changes in prevalence of risk factors for CKD, particularly obesity, diabetes and hypertension, over this period.

12 The aim of our study was to estimate sex-, age- and subtype-specific incidence and lifetime prevalence as well as 1-year prevalence of migraine and to assess any change in migraine prevalence over an 8-year period among the young adult population in Denmark.

Two types of analyses were conducted to understand the association between the two infections: a meta-analysis of the RRHCV/HIV and linear regression to quantify the extent to which any change in HIV prevalence is related to change in HCV prevalence.

"However, we could not see a change in prevalence rates".

Both the TCC and PCC are independent of prevalence so low agreement cannot be attributed to low prevalence or a change in prevalence between survey waves [ 29- 32].

The impact of a change in prevalence was slightly lower, with a 10% change leading to a corresponding 8.4% change in projected savings.

It was also designed to test the hypothesis that the increase in feeding of energy dense "premium" dry foods to cats in the region was associated with any change in obesity prevalence.

However, reduction of cephalosporin use in a hospital was not associated with any change in the prevalence of VRE isolates (17 ).