Sentence examples for presentation of prevalence from inspiring English sources

See Table 5 for a presentation of prevalence and worst aspects of distress at T1 T4.

However, the presentation of prevalence data for two of the three disorders opens by summarising findings from relevant recent systematic reviews: a 2013 systematic review by Jääskeläinen and colleagues of outcome in schizophrenia [ 28] and a 2014 systematic review by Steinert and colleagues of outcome in depression [ 29].

Figure  2 is a graphical presentation of the prevalence of HPV by cancer site.> -wrap-foot> aAggregate head and neck cancer prevalence estimates include one case of paranasal sinus cancer with unadjusted prevalence estimates of 100.0%; 95% CI: 60.3% to 139.7% (adjusted values to reflect prevalence estimates exceeding 100%: 60.3%; 95% CI: 20.6% to 100.0%).

Assessing treated and untreated TDIs added an advantage to this survey that is not found in hospital-based and clinical-based studies resulting in a more accurate presentation of TDIs' prevalence in the population studied.

3. Presentation of estimates of prevalence, burden of disease, and coverage (balance sheet 1) followed by individual ranking.

Despite more severe CAD at the time of clinical presentation, the prevalence of non-fatal CV events was not increased in patients with RA.

The reported increases of acute presentation of chronic disease prevalence were also reported in another study in Aceh, after the tsunami (15).

Which of the following statements about the presentation and prevalence of cysticercosis acquired within the United States is correct?A.

The HIV epidemic in Anantapur is largely driven by heterosexual transmission and it is characterized by low CD4 cell counts at HIV presentation, high prevalence of tuberculosis, poor socioeconomic conditions, and high levels of illiteracy [ 18– 218.

Comparable figures are not available specifically for lung cancer patients, but because many have advanced disease at presentation, the prevalence of VTE is likely to be high.

Psychoeducation can also be a simple technique for correcting certain maladaptive or distorted beliefs, such as when the clinician provides information about the course, presentation, and prevalence of a disorder (Willner 2006).