Sentence examples for community based estimates from inspiring English sources

However, community based estimates of low glomerular filtration rate (GFR) and proteinuria are few.

Malaria Atlas Project (www.map.ox.ac.uk/)—Uses a spatial database of linked information based on medical intelligence and satellite derived climate data to constrain and map the limits of malaria transmission and to provide an archive of community based estimates of prevalence of the malaria parasite WHO.

We conducted a community based survey to estimate the prevalence of pulmonary TB and spoligotype pattern of the Mycobacterium tuberculosis isolates in Southwest Ethiopia.

Here we report on a community based study to estimate the reliability of a simple foot length measurement tool used by community volunteers to identify low birth weight or premature babies born at home in the first days of life.

We found a high prevalence of OSAS in our group (91.5%), which is higher than estimates from community based surveys and is similar to the estimates found in surveys in sleep laboratories.

Community based studies report similar prevalence estimates of 3 to 5% among young men and women alike in Australia [ 15- 18].

This study deals with costing residential care institutions, community based services, forecasted needs and estimated costs of different community based services in the "continuum of services" in Armenia.

A community based rehabilitation survey in Kigali estimated a prevalence of disability of 1.8% in 1997 [Jackson H.E. Prevalence of Disability Study, Christian Blind Mission, 2002].

The importance of agricultural task was shown by Fenske et al. (2000), who reported that children of pesticide applicators had higher urinary concentrations of dialkylphosphates than do children of nonagricultural workers living in the same community (based on creatinine-adjusted spray-season estimates).

A prospective multicentre study may give a better estimate, although prospective community based study will be ideal.

A 20% rate of abortion was taken from a community based study in north Ethiopia to estimate the sample size, with a margin of error 5%, 95% confidence level and non-response rate of 5%.