"It is too early to cry victory, because the prevalence rates are still extremely high" in too many countries, Dr. Piot said.
Well, for dementia, we have no idea, because the prevalence figure is given as 7.1% in the over-65s, with no allowance for error at all.
Because the prevalence of hypertension is high among patients with diabetes mellitus, lobeglitazone is likely to be used with the antihypertensive drug amlodipine.
Because the prevalence of chronic pain among the elderly in nursing homes is high and decreases their quality of life, effective nonpharmacologic pain management should be promoted.
For algorithms detecting ECG cable interchange, high specificity is required to maintain a low total false positive rate because the prevalence of interchange is low.
It is important to make this distinction because the prevalence of complications associated with stoma formation and reversal differ dramatically between types of stoma.
Stripping away addiction treatment services from low-income people is especially harmful, Frank, of Harvard, said in an interview, because the prevalence of drug abuse is much higher for people living well below the poverty line.
"Because the prevalence of serious problems in that younger age group is less common and obvious," he said, "you have to look at so many more individuals".
However, selective participation due to headache status seems less likely, because the prevalence of headache, migraine and TTH included were quite similar among participants and non-participants.
Focusing on logistics now seems like a smart move because the prevalence of e-commerce in China has driven the growth of express delivery parcels to reach over 40 billion last year.
That's because the prevalence of the messy, organic chemistry we gentrify with the term "life" is proportional to the amount of real estate available for it to arise and flourish.
