Sentence examples for differing prevalence from inspiring English sources

(1) Different Asian ethnic subgroups may have different genetic backgrounds that cause differing prevalence of a genetic variant.

However, variation in measurement methods may also explain differing prevalence and predictors, such as differences in interviewing techniques of SCOPE midwives across centres.

These differences are likely to represent slight differences in school entry examinations and diagnostic procedures rather than differing prevalence rates between these populations, although the possibility of true regional differences cannot be excluded.

We propose that previous conflicting results between Hp phenotypes/genotypes and malaria susceptibility may be explained by differing prevalence of the A-61C SNP in the populations studied, which we found to be highly associated with the Hp2 allele.

A stated advantage of ROC AUC is its independence from prevalence of abnormality [ 10]; AUC is unchanged at differing prevalence.

Diagnoses are not included in the DVA dataset, so we were unable to determine whether our results indicate differing prevalence of chronic diseases by age group or under-treatment in centenarians.

Differing prevalences and concentrations of antibiotics in the three vulture species may reflect their different feeding habits and physiology, especially the pH of the digestive tract.

On the other hand, women separated/divorced 18.4 % (95 % CI; 14.2, 22.6) differed prevalence of chronic arthritis/joint pain with those widowed 14.0%95(95 % CI; 10.9, 17.1).

The study was implemented in three different settings with differing HIV prevalence levels.

We explored the correlates of previous couples' HCT uptake among married individuals in a rural Ugandan district with differing HIV prevalence levels.

There were significant differences in the distribution of ethnic groups between the sample and the eligible population and differing disease prevalence between ethnic groups (Table 1).