Sentence examples for prevalence of criterion from inspiring English sources

All the weights are calculated by aggregating the results from a number of pairwise comparison square matrices, where the elements aij of a matrix (also called "dominance coefficients") represent the prevalence of criterion Ai on criterion Aj in reference to the corresponding macro-criterion/goal.

Studies on the prevalence of PTSD are difficult to interpret without parallel information on the prevalence of criterion A exposures (traumas) and information on the conditional probability of developing PTSD in the presence of trauma.

The aims of this paper therefore were: (a) to estimate the prevalence of criterion A traumas and lifetime PTSD in a Sri Lankan population; (b) to determine the conditional probability of PTSD given any specific traumatic event; and (c) to determine the strength of associations between traumatic events and other psychiatric disorders.

To compare the prevalence of criteria suggesting acute intrapartum hypoxia in children with cerebral palsy who have and have not been the subjects of clinical negligence legal claims.

McNemar's test for paired groups comparison was used to test whether the prevalence of criteria changed significantly between the two time periods.

Conceivably, this bias toward younger patients may have led to unusually high prevalences of criteria for severe RA (RF, anti-CCP antibodies, and rheumatoid nodules), since these allow a definitive diagnosis early in the course of the disease.

This study shows a higher prevalence of START criteria compared to STOPP criteria in identified DRPs of community-dwelling older patients, while STOPP criteria are implemented more frequently.

The largest increase in prevalence of a criterion was PPIs at maximum dosage for >8 weeks, which rose from 0.8% in 1997 to 23.6% in 2012.

Additionally, the prevalence of each criterion (where applicable) as a proportion of the number of participants with the condition/disease or prescribed the drug of interest was determined, for example, of those prescribed a benzodiazepine during the study period, the proportion who were prescribed it for >4 weeks.

Concurrent validity between goniometer measurements in degrees and visual judgment of the score of the single test was also evaluated in a pilot study, with, in contrast, no significant difference in the prevalence of GJH (criterion ≥6/9) in a child population, evaluated by goniometer measurements in degrees and visual judgment [ 21].

This may have led to over- or under-estimation of the prevalence of some criteria.