Sentence examples for prevalence described from inspiring English sources

However, in this study, the overall prevalence of ESBL-E in early and late respiratory samples was 8.1% (203/2498), which was higher than the prevalence described in the French ICU nosocomial infection surveillance network in 2013 (6.4%) and 2014 (4.9%) [26, 27].

With regard to regional differences in the prevalence of anti-HCV, of 1,647 subjects from Heilongjiang Province, the local prevalence was 0.55%, consistent with the overall prevalence described above.

In this study, the authors found an individual apparent overall BTB prevalence of 0.8% (>4 mm cut-off), which is much lower than the 5% prevalence described in Borana region by Demelash et al (2009) [14] and Gumi et al (2009) [15].

A logistic regression model with the presence/absence of detectable diclofenac as the binary dependent variable and the additive main effects of site cluster and survey period included as factors is equivalent to the S+T formulation of the model of true prevalence described above.

The discrete time model for projecting cancer prevalence described by Fiorentino et al, 2011 was used.

It was, however, similar to the prevalence described in the New Your City CD cohort (0.97%) [ 35].

Socio-demographic factors and mental disorder prevalence were described for both groups, with prevalence differences calculated between baseline, follow-up and return migrant groups.

Expression 6 is equivalent to equations 1 and 2 with θ set to 0.5, and equivalent to prevalence matching (described below) with θ set to the population prevalence.

The 2% (2/83) prevalence of ESBL strains in our cohort was similar to the prevalence recently described in French hospitals [ 22].

Finally, 'posterior' prevalences for all countries were calculated based on the GBD-based prevalences and the survey prevalences as described below.

No estimates on prevalence are described due to its rarity.