Sentence examples for prevalence limits from inspiring English sources

The partial prevalence limits the total prevalence to the persons whose diagnosis was made within a given period of time (e.g., within 1, 3, 5, or 10 years).

Infection with VISA has been associated with vancomycin treatment failures, but it is a rare phenomenon, with worldwide prevalence limited to isolated case reports and a single limited outbreak (1, 3 ).

However, this low resistance prevalence limited the ability to make inferences regarding our research questions with all of the drugs that were evaluated.

This low prevalence limited any comparison of CT or ultrasound accuracy for the full range of diagnoses in patients presenting with acute abdominal pain.

Human CoQ10 deficiencies are considered rare diseases with low prevalence, which limits the sample size.

Its relatively low prevalence also limits the ability to recruit large numbers of subjects into clinical trials.

Finally, results are drawn from two deprived local authorities with high adult smoking prevalence, which limits the generalisability of results to other regions of England.

We also did not assessed HIV status for both Index Cases and the household contacts, which might influence our results, but China is still low HIV prevalence, which limits HIV/tuberculosis co-infection as a major confounder [ 22].

Nutrient-related anemia among postmenopausal women is preventable; recent data on prevalence are limited.

Recommendations on sample-size calculation for headache prevalence suggest limited gain from samples of > 2000 participants [20].

While the increase in observed prevalence was limited, the effect on detection of individual alleles was more pronounced.