This analysis of models from 14 generalized epidemic countries led to the UNAIDS guidance on which prevalence-fitting model to choose.
First, there is a relatively small sample size in the cross-sectional study on which our prevalence estimates are based, including the number of ART-naïve women, which leads to relatively large confidence intervals.
However, the Hai demographic surveillance site (DSS) where the research was based had a population of 160,000 at the time of the 2009 census, on which the prevalence study was based, of whom 5% were aged 70 and over [ 11].
Other strengths are the histology results on which our prevalence estimates are based: all women received a histology diagnosis, and we obtained histology results from both normal and abnormal-appearing areas of the cervix.
Cost considerations are also likely to be a critical factor, and health economic analyses need to be undertaken to provide a basis for decisions on which mutation prevalence thresholds to use for an offer of treatment-focused genetic counselling and testing consistent with local resources.
Wording core question(s) on which the cybercrime prevalence is based.
The latter is traditionally denoted as mental fatigue and was ascertained in our study in addition to general fatigue, on which we based our prevalence data.
The wide confidence intervals for the prevalence study on which these figures are based [ 18], suggests that these estimates should be interpreted cautiously.
Since the interest of this article is to assess case detection, the left part of Figure A1 is concentrated on, which is relevant for the prevalence of new cases of smear-positive TB only.
