Sentence examples for prevalence broadly from inspiring English sources

The anti-HBc prevalence broadly followed the HBsAg rates, being the national prevalence 2.007 ± 2.308% (range 0.717-10.136%).

While certainly not providing prevalence data broadly, these symptoms can be used as a basis for studying the premonitory phase in larger populations of patients.

Most pathogens were represented within each of the disease severity groups, with prevalence being broadly similar [Figure 3].

Most pathogens were detected in each of the four major clinical manifestation groups with prevalence being broadly similar [Figure 4].

The overall HCV co-infection prevalence ranged broadly from 1.2%toto 98.5 % among HIV-positive people in South and Southeast Asia.

These questions have been used in other British adult population studies to establish the prevalence of broadly defined psychotic-like experiences.

This prevalence corresponds broadly to previously published findings such as Gufler et al. who found 23.7% significant extravascular and 3.8% highly suspicious malignant findings in patients planned for TAVR and an average age of 82 years.

The spatial pattern of the already diagnosed prevalence was broadly consistent with the pattern of expected total level of diabetes in the study at SA1 level, in that the highest prevalence was seen in the Eastern part of the study area (figure 3).

The result was the Global Slavery Index, a ranking of over 160 countries based on the prevalence of slavery, broadly defined to include victims of trafficking, forced labourers and child brides.This ranking received widespread attention, and its estimate of nearly 30m for the total number of people enslaved around the world made global headlines.

The high prevalence of other broadly defined conditions, e.g., pain, certain mental and behavioral disorders may also highlight their overestimation.

Owing to aging of individuals and mixing between individuals of different ages, our model predicts that trends in incidence or prevalence will be broadly consistent amongst all age groups.