Sentence examples for evaluation prevalence from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, we could not obtain data related to primary evaluation, prevalence of disease, transplant rate and proportion of patients with transplantation that would allow a comparison of ATL with other diseases with homogeneous distribution in Japan.

We evaluated prevalence of intrabiliary growth by retrospective review of 1596 diagnostic reports and by prospective evaluation of 223 hepatectomies.

For evaluation of prevalence studies (ie, model C), we used an outline for assessment of external and internal validity (11 items) of prevalence studies.

Depending on the method of evaluation, the prevalence of thyroid nodules in the general population is 20 50% (1, 2).

This fact supports previous reports that advocate retention of the OGTT for evaluation of prevalence estimates in African populations (5).

In any case, whatever the type of evaluation, the prevalence obtained was much higher than that estimated by the caretakers' responses to the questionnaires, and a former study showed that manual and sEMG evaluations were strongly consistent [ 22].

At each evaluation, the prevalences of most indicators of neuropathy were higher in the secondary intervention cohort than in the primary prevention cohort.

Besides the re-evaluation of prevalence of myopia decades later, the generational myopic shift from parents to their children, who share extremely similar genetic factors, would be of great importance as it would reflect the environmental effects on the development of myopia in a relatively short span of time.

In none of these studies were the joints opened and the exact pathology evaluated, which is essential for the evaluation of ERA prevalence.

Parents have been shown to underestimate the presence of impaired feeding skills compared to formal clinical evaluation, 14 so prevalence data using these methods may represent an underestimate of the true population prevalence of OPD.

Evaluation of the prevalence and impact of headache on the preceding day ("headache yesterday"; HY) is a new approach, allowing more precise estimation of headache-attributed burden without recall error.