Sentence examples for five year prevalence from inspiring English sources

The results from univariate and multivariate statistical analyses reveal a five year prevalence of 17% for drunk driving recidivism, and a significant relation between recidivism and the drunk drivers' gender, age, income, education, receipt of an early retirement pension, household type, and residential area.

However, the five year prevalence rate is manifold lower indicating that in proportion, there are fewer cancer survivors in Asia.

Prevalence rates are sensitive to the recall period: For example, in the 2009 GSS, the five year prevalence rate for any physical and/or sexual abuse was 6%, but the one year prevalence was only 2%.

However, the finding on bipolar disorder is comparable with other reports where up to 29% of patients with bipolar disorder are estimated to attempt suicide at least once in their life-time [ 39], with one study reporting a five year prevalence of 18% [ 40].

The positive predictive values (PPVs) of the presence of HBL by HBLsdc for radiological progression at two, five and eight years (prevalence of 41%, 60%and61%1%, respectively) were 49%, 65%and61%1%and61%

After 12 months (two six-monthly treatments) the prevalence was reduced by 12% in treated children aged two to six years (prevalences were taken from a graph in Chan et al. [ 36]).

Incidence of TB is 8 million people per year; prevalence is 1.86 billion people, with case fatality rate of 23% worldwide (4).

"If we could delay the onset by even one year, the prevalence of dementia drops by 15 percent down the road.

Similarly, for the one year prevalence, six adult studies contributed to the data and adopted a definition of "any pain" [ 13, 46, 47, 68], "pain duration for ≥ 1 week" [ 51], or "pain after work" [ 39], while one youth study reported a definition of "pain interfering with school or leisure" [ 45].

The prevalence of 44% [ 20] was taken as reference caries prevalence among five year old children with 5% margin of error, 95% Confidence Interval and 80% Power of test and it was rounded off to include 1000 participants.

This is not a new finding in other high income countries; a previous study reported a significant difference in caries prevalence between immigrants and native population of Norway, with caries prevalence in five year old immigrants reaching 88% [ 30].