Sentence examples for applying the prevalence from inspiring English sources

For c > 1, H t)(and ) is monotone increasing in t, so we can reduce the bias in by shrinking P c toward zero before applying the prevalence transformation.

Finally minimum national estimates were obtained from summing the three regional estimates and a maximum estimate was obtained by applying the prevalence rate for SW for Belgrade to the full national population aged between 18 and 49 years in 2009.

On the basis of the ADE definition applied, the prevalence and associated costs will differ.

Depending on populations studied and methods applied, the prevalence of treatment-resistant hypertension varies from 10%to15%5% (1, 2).

When those criteria are applied, the prevalence of severe burnout increases more than sevenfold, from 7 to 55.7%.

When a more restrictive IFG definition (i.e., FPG of 110 125 mg/dl) is applied, the prevalence of pre-diabetes decreases from 28.2 7.7%.

The prevalence of eye disease module applies the prevalence of eye diseases from the Singapore Epidemiology of Eye Diseases SEEDD) study [ 21– 23] for resident Singaporeans 40 years and older to the population model of resident Singaporeans.

In studies where Cook's criteria was applied, the prevalence of MS among North American obese adolescents was 27% [ 16], in others following the III Adult Treatment Panel criteria, the prevalence was 26.1% [ 15].

9 If the same definition as the Scottish indicator for prescribing NSAIDS to elderly patients was applied, the prevalence was similar between the two datasets (data available from authors).

2003 - 2004 *P < 0.05 ** p < 0.01 *** p < 0.001 ND: No data NA: Does not apply The prevalence of victimization and aggression by verbal violence, fraud/deception, yelling and heavy pranks, and sexual aggression was greater among those in a partnership, regardless of the sex of the respondent.

A total population standardised consultation prevalence rate was also determined for each region, using direct standardisation, by applying the CiPCA prevalence rates to the age-gender general population structure of England and Wales in 2006[ 21].