Sentence examples for prevalence applied from inspiring English sources

First, the WCRF/AICR estimates use current estimates of exposure prevalence applied to numbers of cancer cases in 2002.

Diabetes and obesity prevalence (applying Asian-specific BMI cut points) were higher among Asian Americans when compared to non-Latino Whites but smoking prevalence was lower.

We previously showed that posterior prevalence applies for the control of cell ingression by Hoxb1-9 genes (Iimura and Pourquié, 2006).

This result minimizes the possible bias caused by assuming that the same cataract prevalence applies to North London and Spain.

The prevalence of current IBS in our study (6.4%, 95% CI 4.9 - 7.9%) is between the prevalences applying the Rome II (2.9%) and III (11.4%) criteria [ 3].

To standardize the HIV prevalence rate, the tuberculosis-type specific HIV prevalence was applied to the number of eligible tuberculosis cases for each type of tuberculosis for each district.

Age-specific prevalence rates of AMD obtained from a Bayesian meta-analysis of AMD prevalence were applied to UK 2007 2009 population data.

From the BASHIP data, sex- and 5-year-age-group-specific prevalence was applied.

Survey estimation prevalence was applied for the assessment of the domain and sum variables derived from the questionnaires [ 29].

For many years the terms incidence and prevalence were applied in medicine primarily to describe acute outbreaks of infectious diseases such as influenza, measles and mumps.

Therefore, overall, there was little impact of revisions to the diagnosis of SAD on the prevalence when applied to DSM-IV criteria.