Sentence examples for comparison prevalence from inspiring English sources

By comparison prevalence amongst individuals aged 15 34 years was 3 and 0.9%, respectively.

In comparison, prevalence estimates of NSSH in mixed adult general psychiatric samples vary considerably with the type of data source.

For the purpose of comparison, prevalence, diagnosis, and treatment rates in 1998 and 2001 were also adjusted to the age structure of the 2005 Korean population.

In comparison, prevalence rates of 1-10% for bovine TB in Ethiopian zebu cattle grazing in pasture are relatively low [ 7, 21] and may therefore have a lower impact on the overall contribution to human TB in Ethiopia.

By comparison, prevalence estimates reported in the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey NHANESS) conducted between 1999 2002 were similar in women (2.5%; CI: 1.8, 3.4) and men (2.0%; CI: 1.6 2.5) [ 106].

14 In comparison, prevalence rates of atrial fibrillation and ischemic heart disease among stroke patients (20%30%%) in the United Kingdom and Germany are higher than what we observed among the Ghanaian stroke patients (7%–11%).

As a comparison, prevalences higher than 30% are rarely found in the badger [30], [31] and in New Zealand possums [32].

* 95% Confidence Intervals with Holm adjustments for multiple comparisons Prevalence of 'adequate PA' was unrelated to the number of attempts made to contact someone in the household in 1995-1998 and 2007.

A comparison of prevalence of anaemia revealed a higher prevalence of anaemia in children with splenomegaly than in those with normal spleen (Fig.  3).

By comparison, a prevalence of < 1% for these three conditions combined would be expected based on pooled estimates from 43 prevalence studies (Jacobson et al. 1997).

Fig. 5 Comparison of prevalence effects in non-expert and radiologist observer populations.