Sentence examples for prevalence approximated from inspiring English sources

To compute the NNT, we assumed that the baseline prevalence approximated the overall prevalence of preterm birth in the study population [risk among unexposed (R0) = 0.114] and given a RR = 1.07 for PM10, the risk among exposed (R1) = 0.122, the RD (risk difference) = 0.008, and the NNT = 1/0.008 = 125.

Among obese children and adolescents the prevalence approximates 30 50% [ 10, 17, 18].

Lifetime prevalence approximates adult levels around the age of 18 [ 4] resulting in the fact that at the age of 20, half of the adolescents have experienced LBP [ 1, 4].

Clusters were grouped into categories of P. falciparum prevalence that approximated quartiles: 0 9.9%, 10 24.9%, 25 49.9%, and ≥50%.

Additionally, the burden in Canada is profound, with adjusted average annual costs per child afflicted with FAS and Fetal Alcohol Effects (FAE) of $14,342 and prevalence rates approximated at 1 to 6 in 1000 live births [ 11].

Thus, TB incidence in Portugal can be simply calculated as the rate of entering treatment Y = 2.224 × 10−4 per person-years (i.e. 22.24 per 100,000 person-years), while the prevalence is approximated by I* =  Y/ τκ = 4.261 × 10−5 (i.e. 4.261 per 100,000 persons).

Our centre sees the majority of HIV/AIDS patients, and thus, the study prevalence likely approximates the true prevalence of HAND in Singapore.

However, physiotherapists themselves have been reported as being LBP sufferers [ 17- 22], with Australian prevalence statistics approximating those from British, Canadian and American surveys (see Table 6 for prevalence estimates).

The prevalence of D3 approximated 10 15%, with those not motivated to quit (D1, ∼30%) consistently lower than the proportion classed as highly dependent (D2, ∼50%).

The prevalence of maternal zinc deficiency approximates prevalence of stunting in this trial.

Considering the common values for type I error risk (5%%) and type II error risk (20 %), and an overall risk factor prevalence of 75%% as approximated by finding the mean of the values observed, it would require the reoperation of an estimated 450 cases to detect a statistically significant association.