Sentence examples for divergent prevalence from inspiring English sources

Numerous methods have been used to approximate population-level paralysis prevalence estimates leading to widely divergent prevalence estimates.

These studies report divergent prevalence values for several possible reasons.

Plausibly, discrepancies reported in the literature regarding increases in the prevalence of insufficient sleep (VSS and SS) may be in part explained by lack of detailed within-group analysis likely to reveal divergent prevalence estimates, as demonstrated in our analyses.

It is possible that parents of children with asthma were more likely to participate, but this sampling bias would have reduced not exaggerated our observed fall in asthma prevalence and would not threaten the validity of our finding of divergent prevalences for asthma and eczema.

For example, if two clinics with highly divergent HIV TDR prevalence's are sampled, then when analyzed in aggregate, the average prevalence is inaccurate for both clinics.

We also noted divergent shifts in prevalence of risk factors such as smoking and diabetes that may be important for non-union outcomes.

Conversely, the divergent trends in prevalence since 2004 and the associations with gender, age and parental smoking for asthma but not eczema are inconsistent with a common origin hypothesis.

This lack of clarity is reflected in widely divergent estimates of prevalence for probable depression as assessed by the Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale [ 8] in women in high income countries from 3.7%to36%6% [ 9] and for diagnoses of postnatal generalised anxiety disorder from 4.4 to 8.5% [ 10].

That high spatial heterogeneity is mainly caused by divergent trends in the prevalence.

The prevalence of divergent gene regulation in group 4 is correlated with the major phenotypic innovation that occurred in this group3,4 (Fig. 1b).

Indeed Shrivastava et al. [ 39] reported disparate diabetes prevalence in divergent socio-economic communities in India, supporting a community-specific approach.