Sentence examples for prevalence at a from inspiring English sources

Greater airway responsiveness in healthy juveniles is considered a factor in the higher asthma prevalence at a young age compared with adults.

While GBD2010 found migraine to be the third commonest disease in the world, it estimated the global prevalence at a much lower 14.7%% [3].

Other countries that have quantified prevalence at a national level are Australia and Iceland.

The point prevalence is the prevalence at a specific point in time, e.g. January 1 of a specific year.

Real-life data on the effect of OST on HCV prevalence at a national level is lacking.

There has however only been one published study that has evaluated the relationship between migration intensity and HIV prevalence at a population level [ 24].

A study of women attending family planning clinics found a higher prevalence at an inner city clinic: 4.8% versus 1.7% at a suburban clinic [ 37].

Being based on ecological data, our analyses were not designed to investigate associations between air pollution and asthma prevalence at an individual level within centers.

Exposure prevalence was taken from data for the same year as outcome (2002); exposure prevalence would have been lower if prevalence at an earlier period had been used, given the continuously rising trend of overweight and obesity in recent years.

The aim of this study was to assess BTB prevalence at an intensive contact interface in Meskan Woreda (district) in cattle, small ruminants and suspected TB-lymphadenitis (TBLN) human patients.

Birth cohorts are an attractive vehicle for investigating changes in the prevalence of diabetes because prevalence at any age is a cumulative product of influences in the past.