Sentence examples for data and the prevalence from inspiring English sources

Table  1 shows the patient demographic data, and the prevalence rate of core components that constitute the PPI, GPS, and CCI of the 217 patients.

As an initial comparison of the spending data and the prevalence values we can plot point maps of the practice locations coloured according to the value.

Based on the U.S. data and the prevalence of smoking in 12 to 14 year olds (age of the children at 36-months follow-up), which is around 30%, we would need 428 children per condition.

A comparative analysis of ratios between notification data and the prevalence survey data has the strength that it can potentially unravel relative differences resulting from other factors as the comparative measure does not depend on population figures.

Figure 2 shows the likelihood profiles for the fit of the model to the vCJD case and appendix data simultaneously and demonstrates the inconsistency between the vCJD case data and the prevalence data.

This report is the first cross-sectional study to investigate the association between dietary ω-3 FA intake, as calculated using FFQ data, and the prevalence of depression among cancer patients.

Based on the data of the 2000 China population census, the mean data and the prevalences were adjusted to calculate the total number of subjects with dyslipidemia in China [32].

This value was estimated without any previous data and considering the prevalence of 50% gives the largest "n" possible.

This paucity of data and the high prevalence of comorbidities associated with CKD pose distinct challenges to physicians treating chronic hepatitis B virus and hepatitis C virus infections in the setting of kidney insufficiency/failure.

Life expectancy and expected lifetime with and without chronic disease were estimated using the Sullivan method on the basis of mortality data and data on the prevalence of chronic disease.

This meta-analysis provides a comprehensive and reliable data on the prevalence and trend of HCV infection among blood donors.