Sentence examples for modest prevalence from inspiring English sources
In a small Brazilian single-center cohort (N = 205) of primary glomerular diseases, Mazzarolo et al. reported relatively modest prevalence rates (10.2%) of IgAN [ 18].
This is reflected in the modest prevalence of children with low weight at birth, for which indigenous children have an even lower proportion (although trivially so).
In EST sequence, a modest prevalence of AAAAAAAT, AAAAAAAG, and AAAAAAAC motifs was found in dicots, whereas motifs of CCCGCCG, AGCGGCG, and ACTCATC were more common in rice and sorghum.
Although we had excluded participants with prevalent heart failure, myocardial infarction, and atrial fibrillation and flutter, moderate or poor left ventricular systolic function was found to be present in the participants, albeit with a modest prevalence (a total of 3.9% of men and 2.1% of women).
The modest sample size, low prevalence of more severe forms of IPV, and use of aggregate outcomes lumping more and less severe forms of IPV (in which gender differences are prominent [ 54]) also limited our ability to explore important gender differences in IPV.
GWAS of MG is a challenge because of its low prevalence and the modest effect sizes anticipated.
We could not assess gender differences in more severe forms of IPV because of their low prevalence and our modest sample size.
This study was limited by a small sample size and low prevalence of atopy, which may have caused a modest effect of VAS to be undetectable.
Authors found that despite combined HC use was associated with an increased risk of venous thromboembolism in patients with thrombophilia, the benefits of screening were modest because of the low absolute risk due to the low prevalence of thrombophilias.
The modest number of normal-weight women with GDM limited our power to detect significant differences among the groups for outcomes with very low prevalence.
For ADHD with medication, the modest increased prevalence in quartile 2 remained the same while the reduced prevalence in quartile 4 relative to the first quartile was eliminated (OR = 1.02; 95% CI, 0.60 1.73).
