Sentence examples for case prevalence from inspiring English sources

So, while it is well known that optimal cutpoints vary as a function of the population being investigated, severity of caseness, case prevalence and gold standard employed, this study compares the cutpoints derived from five optimisation criteria, for the MHI-5 and the MCS.

"We do not include an additional prevalence increase factor," they explain, "because the NSDUH user population for Colorado was flat between 2009/2010 and 2010/2011". That assumption may prove to be mistaken, and in any case prevalence may rise as the recreational market develops and prices fall.

Finally, when we reduced the mean age of the cohort but maintained the base case prevalence, one-time routine HIV screening became more cost-effective.

The case prevalence in the study phase was 50%.

This produces a case prevalence of 24.4%, which is the closest to the GHQ-12 case prevalence of 25.3%.

Our results indicate that despite selective response, the complete case prevalence estimates were only somewhat biased.

However, a study interested in comparing CMD internationally should consider utilising the Youden Index or the (0,1) method, as these methods are most appropriate when the study area encompasses regions with different case prevalences.

Data tables for each country displaying cumulative incidence cases, cumulative incidence cases avoided, prevalence cases and prevalence cases avoided per 100 000 of the population are presented in online supplementary appendix 5.

In the Vågå study, there were 41 "core" CEH cases; prevalence: 2.2% [6].

In most cases, prevalence and incidence rates are based on epidemiological studies and extrapolated for the whole country.

Treatment was classified as being effective within 1 month in 81 cases, and was effective at 2 months in 88 cases (prevalence of effective treatment of 100%).