Sentence examples for estimation of prevalences from inspiring English sources

Medical databases allow estimation of prevalences of birth defects with enhanced precision, but systematic error remains a potentially serious problem.

Ireland was excluded from the estimation of prevalences of additional AS cases because AS cases were diagnosed using different diagnostic procedures than the other countries: thorough confirmatory diagnostic procedures instead of rapid screening testing.

A number of the studies only presented data on populations selected by ST use and/or presence of oral lesions, and therefore, did not allow estimation of prevalences and odds ratios.

If the current C.D.C. estimation of prevalence is correct, then there will be an awful lot of adult autistics who need lifetime support and care.

The focus of the study was on estimation of prevalence.

Effects on the estimation of prevalence may be of importance as well.

Since most surveys focus on estimation, herein we derive sample size formulas for estimation of prevalence and a difference between two prevalences in this design.

It should be noted that there might be several cases which are either not diagnosed or not published hampering the estimation of prevalence via literature analysis.

In Europe the estimation of prevalence of 'agitation" has been difficult due to the lack of standard studies or systematic data collection about this syndrome, except for few transversal studies.

In this sense, estimation of prevalence and risk for TB infection among health care workers (HCWs) involved in TB care is one of the essential steps to review and reinforce TB control measures.

Technically, implementing such a scheme would impose a major surveillance burden, as it would necessitate the estimation of prevalence rates throughout the nation based on noisy or delayed data.