Sentence examples for effect prevalence from inspiring English sources

The analyses use relative frequencies and epidemiologic measures of effect (prevalence ratios) not applied previously to these data.

We estimated, within 95% confidence interval: - Positive Effect Prevalence, calculated as the proportion of studies showing a positive effect of CCG on the total of selected studies.

- Negative Effect Prevalence, calculated as the proportion of studies not showing any or negative effect of CCG on the total of selected studies.

For evaluating long-term treatment effects, prevalence is just as important as incidence, as this function takes account of reversible and transient events.

However, maternal illness has a relatively large effect on prevalence among girls and paternal illness a relatively large effect on prevalence among boys.

Only one study found a statistically significant effect on prevalence of stunting, whereas three studies found a positive effect on prevalence of underweight and two found a positive effect on wasting.

ANOVA was used to test for the effect of prevalence on the Temp Diff variable, and a bivariate fit of prevalence v. mean Temp Diff illustrated this relationship.

truei) may serve as dilution agents, having a negative effect on prevalence, while kangaroo rats (Dipodomys ordii), may have a positive effect on the prevalence of SNV, perhaps through effects on deer mouse behavior.

Thus, the effect of prevalence in search becomes an interesting basic research question because modern society has invented low prevalence screening tasks that are important to our health and security.

Neither array type nor insertion approach (round window or cochleostomy) had a significant effect on prevalence.

For blackcaps, forest gaps also had a positive effect on prevalence, but canopy height had a negative one.