Sentence examples for making prevalence from inspiring English sources
First, the progressive reduction in HIV and HCV testing in drug treatment services is of concern, as it can result in unpredictable biased prevalence rates for viral infections, making prevalence trends more difficult to interpret.
If a predefined maximum sample size is collected and a classification of high or low prevalence has not been made, prevalence is classified as moderate.
However, these studies present considerable differences in methodologies and target populations, which make prevalence comparisons difficult and the focus of further research.
The misapplication of instruments that have not undergone diagnostic validation to make prevalence claims is one of the most common errors in global mental health research.
These summarised categories are meant to give a broader picture of the exposure categories and will NOT add up to the overall total number of participants † Fisher's exact test Seventeen confirmed HIV diagnoses were made (prevalence = 1.8%); 14 from LCSH (prevalence = 2.5%) and three from community based sites (prevalence = 0.8%).
Out of these 50 cases, 26 (52%) with primary headache disorders were males making a prevalence of 21.8% and in females, the prevalence was 24(21.4%) (OR = 0.98, 95% confidence interval = 0.52-1.83 P = 0.93) (Table 2).
Stop Hate UK's Rose Simkin cautions that about 80-99% of hate crimes go unreported, making their prevalence hard to estimate.
Out of these 181 cases, 114 (63%) with primary headache were females making a prevalence of 26.9% in the females while it was 9.8% in males.
The large number of judgments of each type serves as a type of distractor in that it would be hard to remember the diagnostic judgment when later making the prevalence judgment for the same disease.
Of the 101 women that were positive by rapid testing, 70 were confirmed by TPHA making the prevalence of syphilis in HIV-infected women 13%.
The life time number of attempted rape was 64 making its prevalence 16.2%.
