Sentence examples for exceeding prevalence from inspiring English sources

Epilepsy prevalence amongst males with ZDHHC9 mutations was at least three times that expected for ID overall and seven times that expected for mild ID, 30 significantly exceeding prevalence amongst comparison subjects with XLID.

Common psychiatric comorbidities in back pain patients with prevalence rates exceeding prevalence rates in the general population are affective disorders, anxiety disorders and substance abuse/dependency disorders [ 6, 7].

Gibb [ 41] found an age-dependent increase in the prevalence of Lewy bodies from 3.8 to 12.8% between the sixth and ninth decade of age, exceeding the prevalence of age-related Parkinson's disease by about 3- to 6-fold, and many other studies show similar findings (for review see [ 64]).

Appendicitis, although often cited as one of the presenting signs of intestinal granuloma formation in young CGD patients, is rare in this cohort, not exceeding the prevalence in the healthy population.

Finally, events exceeding a prevalence of 10% make inferences from the HR more difficult because of non-equivalence with RR.

The frequency of -13910C/C genotype is known to be high among Northern Russians, exceeding the prevalence in northern Europe.

However, estimates place 20% of patients with autoimmune encephalitis with detectable levels of antibodies to NMDAR [ 21], exceeding the prevalence of enterovirus or herpes simplex virus-1 (HSV-1) encephalitis in young adults [ 22].

In women in the same community, and in children living where housing and sanitation are better, Ascaris sero-prevalence exceeded egg-prevalence by two- and three-fold, respectively.

When assessing the upper and lower extremities, the adolescent athletes' symptom prevalence did not significantly exceed the prevalence observed in the control group except for the elbow symptoms.

As the prevalence of infection likely exceeds the prevalence of PBC, further investigations will be necessary to address a more specific hypothesis, that the combined effects of HBRV infection on the background of genetic predisposition are required to trigger autoimmune liver disease.

The major finding of this cross-national prevalence study of psychotropic medications prescribed for youth is that the US prevalence exceeds Western European prevalence for overall psychotropic use and that drug class rates differ cross-nationally.