Sentence examples for group prevalence from inspiring English sources

To assess vitamin D status of pediatric patients with Crohn's disease (CD) and to compare their serum 25-hydroxyvitamin D (s-25OHD) with established cutoffs and assess whether 6 months of supplementation with 2000 IU/d, vs 400 IU/d, would reduce the group prevalence of vitamin D below these cutoffs.

Table 4 The group prevalence rates for the oral habits monitored Oral parameter Swimmers Non-swimmers P chi squared) Breathing Nasal 73 45 0.001 Oral 27 55   Lips Competent 80 49 0.001 Incompetent 20 51   Swallowing Normal 59 45 0.048 Abnormal 41 55  .

We have infected the African Pipid frog S. tropicalis at two temperatures and profiled the group prevalence and intensities of infection over 42 days.

For the 45-64 year group, prevalence estimates were of 47.3% and 93.1%, respectively.

The country reduced 15 49 age group prevalence from 1.7 per cent in 2001 to 0.91 per cent in 2012.

Core: employed with income, with full-time work and no days of unemployment (reference group, prevalence 48.9%).

We assessed differences between group prevalences (explanatory variables) by using the Wald test (univariable logistic regression) with 2-sided p values.

No major changes in either the group prevalences of shedding or the mean or median viral loads were observed during 12 weeks of follow up.

Across all groups, prevalence figures were greatest for those with IGR, and were lower among those with screen-detected T2DM; however, these differences were only marginal.

Even when within-group prevalence of influenza A virus was high, such as in the 13 groups in which >20 samples were positive for influenza A virus, clinical signs of respiratory disease were low.

Although the between-group prevalence of causative pathogens was similar, it was noted in liposomal amphotericin B-treated subjects that Candida krusei was isolated at baseline more frequently in non-ICU subjects (including three patients who had an underlying hematological disorder) compared with ICU subjects; nine isolates versus one isolate, respectively.