Sentence examples for community-based estimates from inspiring English sources

In men, community-based estimates were higher than those reported in clinic-based studies (5.0%; 95% CI 2.9 7.2).

Facility-based MMR are generally higher than community-based estimates because of referrals to these structures of more severe cases.

This semi-quantitative approach to diagnosis can improve both the accuracy of community-based estimates of norovirus associated IID incidence and the interpretability of diagnostic results provided to clinicians from clinical virology laboratories.

To date, there is no community-based estimate of the frequency of G6PD deficiency in highly-endemic areas for malaria in Latin America, such as Manaus, and the major variants predominating in this population are unknown.

This paper presents the largest community-based estimate of chlamydia prevalence among young Australian women and Australia's first MG prevalence survey.

These ranged from rates near community-based rate estimates (e.g., for simple phobia) to rates nine times greater than community estimates (e.g., for social phobia).

Nevertheless community-based prevalence estimates of self-reported chronic conditions, including diabetes and hypertension, are a crucial starting point in understanding the burden of these conditions.

Community-based prevalence estimates from Gambia [ 10] are 96 per 100,000 women of reproductive age (denominator 1038 women) and from Ethiopia [ 11] (treated and untreated) are 203 per 100,000 women of reproductive age (denominator 27,090 women).

Few community-based studies estimate diarrhea rates in African adults.

Intensive community-based surveys estimate that as many as 6 of 1,000 school-age children are affected.

The two community-based studies estimated disease prevalence rates to be 5/100,000 and 15/100,000 in Ethiopia and Nigeria, respectively (Table 1).