Sentence examples for appropriate prevalence from inspiring English sources

It is difficult, based on such incomplete data, and the varying definition of 'exposure', to decide an appropriate prevalence for the UK.

Self-reported incidence estimates of respiratory, diarrhoeal and exanthematous episodes and, if appropriate, prevalence estimates of circulating gastrointestinal pathogens are communicated to the DCCs in annual reports.

Formal quantitative evaluation of AFP surveillance is required to ensure that surveillance is adequate to detect poliovirus infection at an appropriate prevalence.

Therefore, it seems that there is not only a lack of consensus with respect to definitions of pain and inclusion criteria between studies, but also the most appropriate prevalence period to investigate.

They also had to satisfy the Exclusion criteria: oral cancer, sample included in a more complete or recent study; inappropriate design (case report, qualitative study or review); and appropriate prevalence estimates or odds ratios (ORs) not reported and cannot be computed from the available data.

Targeted surveillance is appropriate for prevalence estimation when one has representative and justifiable estimates of key epidemiologic parameters.

The overall appropriate complementary prevalence was therefore 15.7%%.

Prevalence screens, however, will be in the lower 50s, suggesting that a 2 : 1 weighted average of the estimate for 50 59 and 40 49 years age groups is more appropriate for prevalence screens.

Since breast and ovarian cancers are the most prevalent female cancers, and are showing a trend to higher prevalence, appropriate control of preventable or modifiable risk factors is an important strategy for reduction of the female cancer burden in Korea.

This would be highly appropriate concerning the prevalence of other native and alien species within urban forests, which is still an information gap [88].

Two observers independently checked the eligibility of the studies according to a priori set inclusion and exclusion criteria, and identified the most appropriate effect or prevalence estimates.