Sentence examples for finding of prevalence from inspiring English sources

Our finding of prevalence of 38.5% was higher than that reported from Andhra Pradesh and rural segment of Chennai study.

Our finding of prevalence rates of 21% for alcohol consumption during pregnancy were lower than findings from Denmark (44.7%) [ 17] and Canada (31.2%) [ 16].

This is in good agreement with our finding of prevalence of COG4636+ members in Cyanobacteria that thrive in fresh waters and their paucity in marine species (with the exception of C. watsonii WH 8501).

The finding of prevalence of CL, molecular variations, and different morphological shapes of Leishmania parasite can height our knowledge about behavioral aspects of L. major and L. tropica in southwestern Iran.

With regard to our finding of prevalence of at risk status for impaired QOL (12.9% - 18.8%), there are only data from Austria (15%) [ 9] and the USA 14-177%) [ 30] to compare with.

Our finding of prevalence for obesity and overweight are in contrast with the report by Williams et al. [ 18] in a similar population though in an industrialized country where they documented a prevalence of 15%and17%7% for obesity and overweight respectively while 13% had elevated BP.

Table 1 [see additional file 1 ] lists these and other methodological characteristics of the studies reviewed, as well as summaries of findings on prevalence of psychotropic drug use.

It is worth commenting on the differences between the findings of prevalence or PRs in our cross-sectional study and that of incidence, incidence rate ratios, or hazard ratios in two recent longitudinal studies (14, 15).

However, it seems difficult to compare the reported findings of prevalence rates since researchers used different diagnostic criteria for grief outcomes and most studied pathological grief reactions after a relatively short period post-loss.

These perceptions contrast with findings of prevalence studies that showed high carriage rates of S. suis, even in apparently healthy pigs and pig products (13 ), and with reports of transmission of neurocystercercosis (14 ) and trichinellosis (6, 15 ), which suggested increased transmission risks associated with scavenging pigs.

However, recent prevalence reports indicated that the prevalence is increasing, and they confirmed our finding of increased prevalence of overweight and obesity in this rural adult Nigerian population.