Sentence examples for prevalence as compared from inspiring English sources

The single and divorced persons showed marginally significant higher proportion of headache prevalence as compared to married people (X2 =5.31, P = 0.07).

Though sampling and methodological differences need to be considered, our results also reveal an increase in M. bovis infection prevalence as compared to data from 1998 to 2003 [19].

Contextual differences may be one explanation for the higher prevalence as compared to the studies done in the west.

H.pylori infected patients showed high rate of anemia prevalence as compared to their H.pylori unifected counter parts.

pPDGFR-β and PDGF-B showed immunoreactivity in the pulmonary vasculature of the diseased patient group, with an increased prevalence as compared to controls.

The overall possible asthma prevalence in respondents and non-respondents combined would then have been 9.0% if non-respondents had higher prevalence than respondents, and 8.8% if they had lower prevalence, as compared with the 8.9% we found among respondents.

Two studies reported higher prevalences as compared to others [ 17, 20].

Because of this, there is a greater potential for bias to be introduced in prevalence cohorts as compared to incidence cohorts.

The large prevalence difference as compared to our results and the one reported in literature may be caused by a higher number of prospective trials (50%) of all languages and a statistical correction for low volume studies.

This noise may influence prevalence figures as compared to alternative ways of asking but tend on average to dilute the effect measures for the associations between occurrence of intrusive thoughts and quality-of-life symptoms.

Another factor that should be taken into account to appreciate the results of the Internet survey is that the results are based on parent reports which might result in a higher prevalence estimate as compared with primary care based studies.