Sentence examples for established prevalence from inspiring English sources
In these countries, in spite of an established prevalence of 40 million patients affected with lymphoedema as a consequence of lymphatic filariasis, few are able to receive proper medical support and treatment [9, 10, 40], especially as the patients are more likely to get the disease if they have a low or medium socioeconomic status and might therefore not be able to afford treatments [41, 42].
The established prevalence of various parasites in reptiles used as pet animals indicates the need for examination on specific pathogens prior to introduction to owners.
The sample size was derived from a statistical power calculation for binary proportions using previously established prevalence rates of mental disorders in Singapore.
In line with previously established prevalence rates, 8.7% of patients reported a previous adverse event in hospital (eg, medication error, surgical site infection).
An established prevalence of poor technique in instrumental delivery was apparent in a CESDI review of cases where babies died.[ 8] In this review it was clear that many basic rules with regard to instrumental delivery had not been adhered to, as some of the deaths were related to multiple attempts at delivery with different instruments.
It is incredibly difficult to establish prevalence because of the undercover and potentially criminal nature of trafficking and also, we feel, because of the fear that many women have in coming forward".
To establish prevalence of cardiometabolic risk factor clustering within US adolescent body mass index (BMI) groups.
We sought to better establish prevalence estimates and evaluate risk factors of CIN among HIV-infected women in Pune, India using colposcopy and histopathology as diagnostic tools.
Frequency distributions were run to establish prevalence estimates.
Examiners followed the Radike criteria with modifications to establish prevalence [ 9].
Population-based surveys using random sampling 3 15 are rare, but more accurate in establishing prevalence for the general population.
