The HPR prevalence varied by each definition and ranged from 19% (PRU >235) to 68% (PRI ≥ 50%%).
Since the earlier version of SAT (before 2012) provides preset categories for numeric data (ie, 3 4, 5 10, 11 20, 21 50, etc), the median was reported in accordance with these definitions, and the range was reported as the lowest and highest possible number for the extremes of the reported ranges.
Given the diverse definitions and broad range of techniques available, it would be difficult for a single brief instrument to explain more variance in response.
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Observed hip fracture probabilities incrementally decreased across the groups defined by category of osteoporosis definition and fracture risk, ranging from 20.6% (osteoporosis by WHO criteria) to 6.8% (osteoporosis by NOF (but not WHO) criteria), 6.4% (no osteoporosis but at high fracture risk), and 1.5% (no osteoporosis and at low fracture risk) (fig 1).
Another barrier is the lack of standardization of definitions due to localized definitions and customized ranges used by providers.
The specific equations of the extended model used here are given in Additional File 1 along with tables giving parameter definitions and value ranges.
Five studies reported either symptomatic hand OA only [ 11, 37] or radiographic hand OA only [ 24, 26, 29], all with different definitions and age ranges.
When using the norm of +/- 1 week, the mean total overlap of sentinel clinical and virological data was 72% (median 71%; range 25%100%%) for countries using ILI as case definition, and 71% (median 73%; range 57%–83%) for countries using ARI as case definition.
