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This paper describes these data limitations and how risk factor data could be improved to produce better prevalence estimates.

30 Although there is no agreement regarding the number and type of chronic health problems that should be included in multimorbidity related studies, the use of 12 or more frequent chronic diseases has been suggested by some authors 31 as being the cut-off for better prevalence estimates; this study largely meets this principle, since a list of 147 chronic health problems was used.

Population-based studies are needed to better define prevalence, clinical presentation, time course, and treatment response of pediatric post stroke dystonia.

This finding that the predictors associated with better low prevalence target detection were also associated with fewer false alarms suggests that these factors predict an increase in sensitivity, rather than only a shift in the decision criterion for responding "target present".

We found that the SRHS in OAI was substantially better (lower prevalence of being fair/poor health) than in NHANES-III.

We sought to better establish prevalence estimates and evaluate risk factors of CIN among HIV-infected women in Pune, India using colposcopy and histopathology as diagnostic tools.

Many coral species are difficult to identify in the field but including information such as morphological types within genera during surveys may provide more resolution and better explain prevalence patterns.

The study found that, when the level of community sanitation was better, the prevalence of ascariasis declined by up to 40%, and that domestic domain risk factors were more numerous and more significant in areas with better community sanitation.

Because healthcare providers receive little or no training on these conditions, the neglected infections of poverty often go undiagnosed, and there is an urgent need for better disease prevalence estimates in the major affected areas.

To better understand the prevalence of risk factors and biopsy prevalence of disease, we conducted a population-based PCa screening using PSA and DRE in the metropolitan area of Monterrey, Mexico.

In recent studies in the United States, Parker et al. reviewed data from the 10 population-based birth defect surveillance programs (6,139 cases of clubfoot) to better estimate the prevalence of clubfoot and found the overall prevalence of clubfoot to be 19.2 per 10,000 live births [ 32].