Sentence examples for differential prevalence from inspiring English sources
These sex differences may represent a biological mechanism that contributes to the differential prevalence of fear-related disorders in men and women.
Conclusions: A pattern of differential prevalence for bipolar disorders and schizophrenia appears to exist in this isolated population, which also seems shared by other isolated population groups.
[19] The underlying justification for this is the differential prevalence of zinc deficiency.
Nevertheless, HSV-2 alone cannot explain the differential prevalence; and other factors, such as lack of male circumcision, likely play a role.
Kisumu is also one of the four cities in the Four City study that assessed the differential prevalence of HIV in sub-Saharan Africa [89].
The 4-city study conducted in the late 1990's concluded that commercial sex could not explain differential prevalence within the sites [30].
Subcategorizing by associative clustering has been one approach to understanding potentially differential prevalences, trajectories, and biological mechanisms.
The analysis was adjusted for the covariate effects of age, age-squared, sex and their interactions to allow for differential symptom prevalence in males and females and adjust for variable age of onset.
The intellectual infrastructures of evidence-based medicine (EBM) are the levels of evidence and the grades of recommendation for the following types of research articles: therapy/prevention, etiology/harm, prognosis, diagnosis, differential diagnosis/symptom prevalence study, economic analysis/decision analysis.
Our model projects that HSV-2 has played a leading role in fueling HIV spread in sub-Saharan Africa, and may be responsible for one-third of the differential HIV prevalence in the Four City study.
HSV-2 has also contributed considerably to the onward transmission of HIV by increasing the pool of HIV positive persons in the population and may explain one-third of the differential HIV prevalence among the cities of the Four City study.
