b p-values (2-tailed) apply to the prevalence of the determinants of the metabolic syndrome across age groups.
To estimate lead-attributable costs, the economic model developed by Schwartz et al. (1985) was applied to the calculated prevalence distribution.
Briefly, we will project future prevalence by stage of care for prostate cancer (2010 2018) using the Cancer Registry data; then the proportions of patients requiring different type of treatments, obtained from the PCOS study, will be applied to the projected prevalence to estimate the type and amount of health services needed.
These ratios were applied to the population prevalences obtained from the NHANES in order to estimate the prevalences among cases in the population, which are required for inclusion in the PAF calculations.
We conclude by proposing an integrated family support system for the three models applied to the goal of reducing the prevalence of severe problem behavior, addiction, and mental problems for children and families, as well as reducing the need for costly and largely ineffective residential placements.
A chi-square test for trend by age was applied to the relative proportion of the prevalence of grouped oncogenic HPV types (group 1: type 16 and/or18; group 2: other high risk types not 16 or18 [OHR]; group 3: any oncogenic type) separately in CIN2, CIN 3, and CIN 2/3 combined.
Depending upon the question set used and the coding applied to the responses, age-standardized prevalence estimates varied widely in both countries.
Each estimate of background ILI activity was applied to the combined survey data point prevalence to produce estimates of the percentage of NYC residents affected by nH1N1 from May 1 through June 19 , 2009
To standardize the HIV prevalence rate, the tuberculosis-type specific HIV prevalence was applied to the number of eligible tuberculosis cases for each type of tuberculosis for each district.
What distinguishes molecular epidemiology from the simple molecular biology is that the use of molecular techniques is applied to the study of the distribution and prevalence of virulence and resistance genes in collections of bacterial clinical isolates from implant infections.
