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We defined frequency as more than 8 voids per day and nocturia as more than one void per night (as in some earlier reports [3] [5], [18]) while those definitions are presumably clinically more relevant based on prevalences of frequency and nocturia in earlier studies [9], [16], [26], [27].

The readers assessed the image quality subjectively based on prevalence of noise, contrast between different tissues and organs (e.g. differentiation between the lung and thoracic wall) and lesion detectability.

Collection was irregular, based on prevalence of and access to cases of GAS disease.

For CQ-selection, R and S were calculated from the K76T Pfcrt molecular beacon genotype based on prevalence of infected individuals for each allele.

*Pretest probabilities are based on prevalence of fetal trisomy 21 at 12th week of gestation.

We adapted top-down approach of COI method aggregating published national surveys and based on prevalence of prostate cancer.

15 We used a slightly different classification based on prevalence of Plasmodium spp. infection: < 1%, 1 4.9%, 5 39%, and ≥ 40%.

Population characteristics (based on prevalence of multimorbidity, presence of a pressure ulcer sore and mean intensity of care score) were also categorised as low-, medium- and high risk.

We calculated our sample size based on prevalence of 20% reported by the two previous studies [ 22, 23], which might had resulted in underestimated sample size.

There are a lack of national data for prevalence of DM among hypertensive patients, thus, we calculated sample size based on prevalence of 9.7% for DM for the Chinese general population.

Estimates of between and within cluster variability in the primary end point were based on prevalence of the selected STIs in 2006 (the most recent prevalence data available) among Aboriginal people aged 14 34 years in central Australia [ 35].