Sentence examples for making the prevalence from inspiring English sources

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%.

Using smear microscopy, a total of 5 new and 4 old cases of pulmonary TB cases were identified making the prevalence of TB 30 per 100,000.

Cyathostomine larvae were found in at least one sample on every farm (both subgroups), making the prevalence 100% at the farm level.

Due to the lack of diagnostic aids such as radiographs; root fractures and luxation injuries were overlooked making the prevalence of TDIs underestimated.

Twenty-one cats were diagnosed with fHCM, making the prevalence 6.3% - and 14.2% when the equivocal group was added to the fHCM affected group.

"The court has today validated a clear trend over the last decade to give greater weight to pre-nuptial agreements, and this judgment will make the prevalence of such agreements in the UK much more likely going forward".

Compared with previous work, where a site saturation assumption is generally made, the prevalence of continuous nucleation deduced using the present model prediction seems more reasonable.

The natural flock dynamics and that of the disease make the prevalence of scrapie variable.

The broad clinical spectrum of mitochondrial dysfunction, coupled with the heterogeneity of mtDNA variation, makes the prevalence of mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) difficult to calculate.

In 2003, the Expert Committee on the Diagnosis and Classification of Diabetes Mellitus (11) lowered the FPG cut point for IFG to 100 mg/dL, which optimized sensitivity and specificity in predicting diabetes and made the prevalence of prediabetes more comparable to IGT prevalence.