Sentence examples for average prevalence for from inspiring English sources

A 2013 epidemiological study of the prevalence of Huntington's disease in the U.K. between 1990 and 2010 found that the average prevalence for the U.K. was 12.3 per 100,000.

Then, we simulated (100 replications for each village) the average prevalence for all villages within ten years of treatment.

Thus, an average prevalence for the three-year period is estimated at 0.82% of the total national TB cases reported.

This means that the steady state prevalence in a population of OA patients in the community, who are not necessarily NSAID users, exceeds the average prevalence for NSAID users in our base model.

The WHO/UNAIDS Workbook having assimilated the average prevalence for each risk group, namely, FSW, IDU, MSM and ANC fitted a logistic model to get the trend of the epidemic.

The average prevalence of resistance for ICU, other inpatients, and outpatients in the U.S. are 20%, 17%and13%3%, respectively; in China, average resistance for hospital-acquired infections is 41% and that for community-acquired infections is 28%.

However, Halbreich and Karkun [ 3] found that an average prevalence of 10 15% for postpartum depression (PPD) is not representative of the actual global prevalence due to the variability of the underlying processes and the diversity of symptoms.

Assuming an average prevalence of 2-3% for an asymptomatic intracranial aneurysm [ 25], three or four individuals out of 136 controls may have had an incidental cerebral aneurysm, which is statistically neglectable.

Secondly, the seroprevalence rate in this area is similar to that of the Nigeria national overall average prevalence of 4.6% reported for antenatal women in 2008.

Briefly, in their study of student and community samples from 22 countries, Pereda et al. reported that the average prevalence of CSA was 19.7 % for girls and 7.9 % for boys [ 10].

The modeled weekly prevalences of ORVs were subsequently used to calculate the average prevalence of ORVs by country and for Europe (Technical Appendix).