In the current setting additional concerns regarding spatial selection bias may be raised when excluding nongeocoded data due to the fact that geocoding success, more precisely the prevalence of nongeocodes, is often not geographically neutral [26], [27].
7 More precisely, the prevalence of hypertension was based on values measured at the first visit (SBP1 and DBP1), at the second visit (SBP2 and DBP2) and on fulfilling the same criteria for hypertension on both visits.
More precisely, the prevalence of being overweight in both age groups was significantly greater for children with one or two obese parents (figure 1) and increases as the number of obese parents increases (p-value for trend <0.001 in both sexes).
Studies aiming to precisely estimate the prevalence of disease usually require large samples and often use postal questionnaires.
This would allow to precisely define the prevalence of fluoroquinolone-resistant mutants in legionellosis patients and their clinical consequences.
Additional studies will be required to more precisely determine the prevalence and range of clinical disease due to infection with the SAG organisms.
In those countries, genetic disease is common and expensive, and testing would likely be the most cost-effective precisely because the prevalence of disease is high.
More precisely, age-weighted prevalence of subjects at very high CV risk estimated after one visit did not differ versus the estimation based on the two visits strategy.
First, our sample size is small and a larger study is required to more precisely determine the prevalence of subclinical bowel inflammation in our own patient cohort.
However, the lack of information on the pre-clinical phase of atypical scrapie makes it difficult to identify precisely how the prevalence may differ between the abattoir and fallen stock populations.
