Sentence examples for equivalent prevalence from inspiring English sources

Cumulative G3-4 toxicities reported with the schedule associating BEV to 5-FU/Leucovorin or IFL were represented by equivalent prevalence of, respectively: diarrhea 28.5% and 32.4%; hypertension 8.5% and 11%; thrombotic events 14.2% and 19.4% [ 8, 11].

More or less equivalent prevalence rates were reported from our bordering country India [ 9, 10] probably due to similar socio-demographic, cultural, dietary and oral hygiene behavior patterns among children of defined age-group.

The equivalent prevalence in the current study was 10.7% and 67.7%, respectively, and HBsAg was detected in 15.1% of those who were positive for anti-HBc, suggesting that most of them acquired HBV infection during adulthood.

There is a big difference between cheating at high school and medical schools unlike our study where equivalent prevalence of cheating was observed both at high school and the university.

Among our study sample, there was an excess of ASD cases identified from maternal report of diagnosis only, in comparison to cases identified by record linkage, despite the equivalent prevalence of ASDs between our study sample and the remaining ALSPAC participants (see table 1).

In this analysis, 99.80 % of these codes had equivalent prevalences when the CPRD CDM and the CPRD raw data were compared.

We investigated the migraine equivalents prevalence in a large population of children referred to our pediatric headache centre[1].

As a result, the odds ratios from these models are mathematically equivalent to prevalence ratios.

In this case, N e should be strickly equivalent to prevalence.

Another recent study of PWID in Nairobi was implemented using RDS methods shortly after this study, and reported an equivalent HIV prevalence of 18.3 % [ 21].

Subsequent evaluation of the "possibly depressed" group using the SCID revealed that 16percentt of the intervention group was clinically depressed, more than twice the equivalent period prevalence rate reported by Gavin and colleagues.