Instead, appropriate sampling and analysis can demonstrate that at that time and location, prevalence was below a nominal detection threshold (Technical Appendix) (17).
Reported characteristics of the human VNO relevant to CS, including location, prevalence, selective sensitivity to airborne chemical exposure, and capacity to produce systemic effects, are discussed within the context of this ongoing debate.
Plaque location and prevalence did not differ from group to group.
Human infections with P. knowlesi vary by geographic location (highest prevalence in Malaysian Borneo), but individual cases have been increasingly identified in countries in Southeast Asia (6 ).
However, lack of significant association between location and prevalence (Table 1) does not concur with the postulation of Lopez et al., [ 32].
However, a statistically significant difference was observed only for early AMD with respect to geographic location (with prevalence values of 10.8%, 18.4% and 6.3% of participants categorised as 'Dublin', 'other urban' and 'rural', respectively).
The models also included hydrologic data to enable estimation of river-water chemical concentrations at specific sites and national survey data on the location and prevalence of feminized male fish.
A statistically significant difference was observed for early AMD with respect to geographic location (with prevalence values of 10.8%, 18.4% and 6.3% of participants categorised as 'Dublin', 'other urban' and 'rural', respectively).
Prevalence of uncorrected refractive error in the Andean region is not well known, although a previous cross-sectional study conducted in the 1990s in a neighboring location estimated prevalence rates of 7.8% for ocular pathologies in school children, including uncorrected refractive error.
The strength of the questionnaire method is its ability to assess the type, location, and prevalence of PA, for example, whether it occurs in school or during free time activities, with whom PA is undertaken, for example, with friends, family, or alone, and the emotions associated with PA.
A summary of the names of the sesamoids and accessory bones, their locations and prevalence is presented in Table 1.
