Looking only at the medians without at least comparing whole distributions is not a good way to compare prevalence of intrinsic disorder in two classes/sets of genes.
Chi-squared tests were used to compare prevalence of overweight and obesity between participants and reference values.
After confirming the normality of the distribution, Student's t-tests and Chi-square tests were utilised to compare prevalence rates where appropriate.
Firstly, it should be taken into account that inconsistent definitions of sexual function make it difficult to compare prevalence with other studies.
To compare prevalence of carotid artery disease and its various types of lesions in different types of ocular arterial occlusive disorders.
Aim of this study was therefore to compare prevalence rates of PTSD as well as instruments assessing PTSD in different cardiac and cancer patient groups.
A secondary aim of the study was to compare prevalence and overlap of different aspects of unhealthy exercise and potential differences in their gender distribution.
To determine the prevalence of primary angle-closure glaucoma (PACG), primary angle closure (PAC), and PAC suspect (PACS) in an urban population, and to compare prevalence and associated risk factors with a rural population.
The South Carolina Children's Educational Surveillance Study (SUCCESS) was designed to determine ASD prevalence via population-based screening and direct assessment and to compare prevalence results to ADDM and administrative prevalence counts.
This study was designed to describe changes in the prevalence of potentially inappropriate medicationprescribing before and after nursing home admission, and to compare prevalence among residents with and without dementia.
Conclusion: CAM is used by substantial proportions of the general population of a number of countries, but differences in study design and methodological limitations make it difficult to compare prevalence estimates both within and between countries.
