Sentence examples for prevalence much from inspiring English sources

One of Health Leads' first assignments from Kaiser was to work with high-cost diabetes patients, more than half of whom had two or more social needs—such as for better housing or counseling a prevalence much higher than Kaiser expected.

For HCV, Italy had the highest estimated population prevalence, much higher than its estimated HBV prevalence.

Conversely, other studies [ 32- 34] report prevalence much higher than reported by the previously mentioned studies and our reference standard.

The highest rate of MRSA positive systemic samples (infections) other than blood cultures was 6.47% of all admissions in Q1, 2005 which implies a rate of colonization prevalence much higher than 6.47%.

Age-specific prevalence is published for first-time blood donors (subjects found to be positive are obviously excluded from becoming repeat donors), although these are healthy individuals, with a prevalence much lower than the average in the population.

Prevalence (P) is the product of the incidence (I) of the disease times the duration (D): P = I × D. Compared with prevalence, much less is known about factors associated with incident asthma.

This prevalence is much lower than other studies done elsewhere [24, 26].

Finally, among those 80 years or older, stroke prevalence is much higher for both men (15.8%) and women (14.0%).

That is why we propose that institutes standardise the questionnaires on cybercrime prevalence as much as possible.

In our study, TTH prevalence is much lower than most of the other studies, even after the inclusion of cases with probable TTH, interestingly.

However, multiple studies published since 2000 have consistently demonstrated that the prevalence is much higher than previously thought.