Sentence examples for indication of prevalence from inspiring English sources

Percentages use the whole sample of 344 as denominator, not those who responded to the item, in order to provide an indication of prevalence with the sample as a whole.

In the absence of normative demoralisation scores, this can be tentatively considered as an indication of prevalence of symptoms of high demoralisation among primiparous women in the community in the early postnatal period.

These findings are interesting given that existing evidence has suggested that the use of exfoliated cells to identify HPV infection might be an unreliable method that has low detection rates and, therefore, gives a misleadingly low indication of prevalence when compared with fixed-biopsy samples [ 8, 78].

A study of this type cannot give a specific indication of prevalence for these pathogens in the local population, but this surveillance can provide a valuable way of exploring emerging disease epidemiology, particularly of vector-borne and zoonotic infections, in areas with poor public health reporting and infrastructure.

In the High Information condition, participants were asked to make judgments based on the name, symptoms, indications of prevalence, fatality, and transmission vector of the disorder.

This approach allows us to examine the impact of incorporating a mobile-phone sampling frame into studies aimed at estimating health risk behaviour rates, and provides an indication on prevalence estimates of relying on landline telephones to measure risk behaviours.

Although this cross-sectional survey provided only an indication of pathogen prevalence in the study populations, high antibody prevalence to HEV and mycobacterial antigens requires antigen-targeted surveillance.

Another indication of the prevalence of pre-diabetes could be derived from the prevalence of A1c ranging between 5.6 and 6.4 in the participants who were not fasting (eg, fast < 4 hours).

Some indication of the prevalence of pre-diabetes can however be derived from the prevalence of RBG ranging between 5.6 and 7.0 mmol/L (a criterion for pre-diabetes if FBG is used 25, 26) in the participants having been fasting for ≥8 hours: this proportion was 30.4%.

Research carried out in Peterborough in 2015 gives an indication of the prevalence of FASD among looked after children.

One indication of the prevalence of asthma among elite athletes came when researchers tested every athlete in seven sports on the 1998 United States Winter Olympic team — biathlon, cross-country skiing, figure skating, ice hockey, Nordic combined, long-track speedskating and short-track speedskating.