Sentence examples for compared with a prevalence of from inspiring English sources

Distribution of IS 16 was compared with a prevalence of commonly used markers for hospital strains, esp and hyl Efm.

This can be compared with a prevalence of 7.7% in women aged >21 years with a BMI ≥25 kg/m.

The Apprehension test obtained a κ value of 0.71, with a prevalence of 0.39 making the result slightly weaker compared with a prevalence of 0.50.

According to figures reported in the Uganda AIDS Indicator Survey, the Ugandan government estimates HIV at 7.3% in 2012 compared with a prevalence of 6.4% seven years before [ 3, 4].

The prevalence of overweight/obesity was 38% and metabolic syndrome was 4.6% in the C8 population, compared with a prevalence of 30%and3.4%4%, respectively, within the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey population.

For example, pooling all countries, in period 1, age-standardization reduced HIV prevalence among currently pregnant women from 6.5 to 5.5%, compared with a prevalence of 8.4% among all women aged 15 49 years (Table S1).

The reported prevalence of mucosal hyperpigmentation compares with a prevalence of 6% among HIV/AIDS patients in Kenya [ 9].

This is because such a high prevalence of CS compared with a low prevalence of vacuum-extraction deliveries have been linked to an evolving tendency of obstetricians to avoid difficult deliveries such as those using vacuum extraction [ 37, 38].

This suggests a significant risk when compared with a lifetime prevalence of depression of 8 26% in the general population [ 6].

We have also recently shown I uptake blocking effects in sera from 19% of 105 patients with breast cancer [ 20], as compared with a published prevalence of 30.7% of such blocking activity, believed to be of immunogenic origin, in Graves' disease [ 32].

- In Zambia, a 2004 seroprevalence study found that HIV prevalence among Zambia Defence Force (ZDF) personnel was 29%, compared with a national prevalence of 16% at that time.