Sentence examples for deficit prevalence from inspiring English sources

We were interested in examining the distribution of health service deficit prevalence for depression by U.S. state.

Second, to reach a deficit prevalence of at least 5%, we arranged these items into single- and multi-item deficits (see Additional file 2: FI deficits).

This selection was based on the literature on FI construction, data on age-related deficit prevalence and health burdens, and a consensus meeting with a local expert group of GPs [ 19- 22].

Being aware of the commonly employed lower limit for deficit prevalences of 1%, we opted for 5% because of the relatively low prevalence of our separate ICPC-coded items.

Deficits prevalence were calculated as behavioral test scores of Ifnb –/– mice that deviated from the norm: mean value (SD/2) of the Ifnb +/+ group (Table S1).

2) A deficit's prevalence must generally increase with age, although some clearly age-related adverse conditions can decrease in prevalence at very advanced ages due to survivor effects.

A deficit's prevalence should generally increase with age.

Klinefelter syndrome (KS), caused by XXY karyotype, is characterized by low testosterone, infertility, cognitive deficits, and increased prevalence of health problems including obesity and diabetes.

Attention Deficit Disorder has a prevalence rate ranging from 4-174-17percent the U.S. With such high occurrence, it makes me wonder whether "childhood" is a general clinical condition?

There was an inverse association with age and the prevalence of deficits in depression symptoms (median age of 55 in those with deficits vs 63 years in those without).

This pathological basis associated with more common right hand deficits [ 66] may explain the high prevalence of language deficits as well as the proved high sensitivity of the verbal frequency in assessing executive deficits in ALS [ 27].