Sentence examples for narrow prevalence from inspiring English sources

For the male Vietnam-Theater-Veterans, the narrow prevalence estimates for the NVVRS and VES were 2.9% and 2.5% respectively.

For the narrow prevalence estimates, the NVVRS and VES both obtained estimates of 0.0% while for the broad estimates, the two studies yielded estimates of 8.3% and 4.8% respectively.

The poor performance of RDTs in the 1 4.9% prevalence category might reflect a statistical artifact of the narrow prevalence interval and the small numbers of districts/schools in the prevalence category, such that slight differences in prevalence may result in misclassification.

More detailed breakdowns of performance were generated by calculating the proportion of times districts were correctly classified within narrower prevalence bins (2.5%), across all simulations.

In general, in the studies included in this review, those using the WHO definition reported a narrower prevalence range than did those using the Edwards and Aaronson definition.

With the narrow criteria, prevalence was estimated to be 14.0/100,000 and incidence 6.8/100,000.

Although the difference between treatment groups had narrowed, the prevalence of clinical symptoms and signs (abnormal sensation) and of the clinical neuropathy outcome measure remained lower in the former intensive treatment group compared with the former conventional treatment group.

For binary health outcomes (e.g. use or non-use of a health service), the feasible bounds of the concentration index narrow as the prevalence rate rises.

Of all the measures, the Minimum Data Set (MDS) weight loss definition of ≥5% in 1 month or ≥10% in 6 months had the narrowest range of prevalence rate: 6% to 15%.

The gap between these two statistical values for the same condition narrowed as the prevalence of the condition approached 50%.

A lower and narrower range of prevalence is reported for IPV during pregnancy compared to other phases of the marital relationship.