Sentence examples for good prevalence from inspiring English sources

Good prevalence data are not always available for carbapenemase-producing Enterobacteriaceae (CPE) and since carbapenem-resistant K. pneumoniae isolates are frequently found to be carbapenemase-producing, carbapenem resistance is frequently used a surrogate marker for the presence of carbapenemases.

Representative samples of the general Chinese population, aged 18 years and older, from the Hei Longjiang Province and Inner Mongolian Autonomous Region in mainland China were determined according to a random, multistage cluster sampling scheme, allowing for good prevalence estimates of the Chinese population.

Good TB prevalence data are even more scarce though some surveys from around the world are available [ 6- 15].

A recent systematic review of studies of brain injury epidemiology in Europe found that good quality prevalence data were unavailable for any European country and that there were critical differences in the methods and definitions of ABI employed by researchers.

However, given the questionable ethics of UAT (see later), as well as the resultant lack of good-quality prevalence data, USA 3 argued that enough became known about prevalence to target the most vulnerable groups for health promotion.

This review highlights the lack of good-quality prevalence data from outside Europe and North America.

Since OR is not a good approximation of prevalence ratio (PR) when the outcome prevalence is quite high, an important problem may arise when OR trends are used in data in which the outcome variable (e.g., smoking or ill-health) is of relatively high prevalence and varies significantly over time.

European data, at least from Western Europe, are relatively good on migraine prevalence but less sound for tension-type headache (TTH) and medication-overuse headache (MOH).

Given this promise, future investigations pursuing individual differences to identify those who would be good at low prevalence search are warranted.

We also investigated whether any of the big five personality factors could add additional ability to identify individuals who would be good at low prevalence search.

We find that in the epidemic area studied, central point sampling is a good predictor of prevalence in surrounding villages, but not in endemic areas.