Sentence examples for homogeneous prevalence from inspiring English sources

The drug with the most homogeneous prevalence rate was amoxicillin clavulanate (CV = 0.10), covering 41.6% (33.8-52.1%) of treated children.

In other countries that have a more substantial prevalence of CS, (even if it is potentially decreasing), AS occurs, again at a relatively homogeneous prevalence.

Odds ratios of this magnitude are not unexpected in a genetically homogeneous, high disease prevalence, population.

As expected, the distribution of spots across the gel was not homogeneous, with a prevalence of focalized spots in the 20 70 kDa mass range and in the 4 7 pI range.

This is an isolated, old, and genetically homogeneous population with high prevalence of MS. Our study sample includes both nuclear families and unrelated cases and controls.

According to earlier studies [ 28- 30] we expected a homogeneous effect with low prevalence of unfavorable cardiovascular risk factors in normotensive term pregnancy women.

The aims of this study are to (i) assess the prevalence of perfectly homogeneous M-LPS-mimicking cyst and characterize their associated clinical and pathological features and to (ii) identify helpful clues to prevent misdiagnosis when encountered with a cyst-like lesion in soft tissue parts.

Here, there were no statistical differences between the prevalence in the homogeneous and the inhomogeneous group.

A significant p-value indicated that the effect of radiation on hypothyroidism prevalence is not homogeneous across levels of the factor under investigation.

There is little difference in the prevalence patterns of homogeneous and heterogeneous populations when underlying distributions are symmetric and dispersion is moderate (e.g., α = 12.5 in Figure 3).

Thus, estimates of cancer prevalence for relatively homogeneous populations of survivors defined by phase of the disease and who are likely to have similar healthcare needs would be informative for health service planning purposes.