Sentence examples for prevalence on average from inspiring English sources

OPT has reduced underweight prevalence on average 5.3 per cent per year, and along with Jordan and Qatar, has reduced its prevalence of stunting to less than 10 per cent.

In conclusion, the results obtained indicate a high MR-CNS prevalence (on average 48.3%) in samples from livestock, chicken carcasses, BTM and minced meat, as well as persons in contact with livestock.

Both the absolute and relative declines were stronger for the nonallergic outcomes chronic cough, bronchitis, common cold, nocturnal dry cough, and conjunctivitis symptoms (4.5 8.9% absolute decline of prevalence, on average, across the nine regions) compared with the allergy-associated end points sneezing during pollen season, asthma, and hay fever (0.4 1.7%).

Smoking prevalence is on average 25% and the prevalence of obesity shows a large variance, with rates between 4% and 43% (Dalal et al. 2011).

Interpreted on the prevalence scale, multivariable meta-regression suggested that prevalence is on average 1.1 % (95 % CI 0.1 to 2.1 %) higher in women than men and 1.1 % (95 % CI 0.0 to 2.2 %) higher in 20 to 24 year olds compared to under 20 year olds.

The antenatal HBsAg prevalence was on average 3 times higher than the general population prevalence in 6 of the 7 countries that had both estimates available.

For instance, contraceptive prevalence was, on average, 15% in western Africa, while the rate exceeded 33% in some eastern African countries (11).

The residual domestic HP prior to the next survey accounted for 96.97%95%5% CI 96.63 97.31%) of the pre-survey prevalence estimate on average, whereas the mean contribution of the direct import pathway was 1.55% (1.40 1.70%) and 0.29% (0.24 0.33%) of the indirect import pathway, respectively.

When we compare the prevalence of multisite MS by sex and age group, we observe in our study in working population that the prevalences were on average twice as high that those observed in the study of Picavet in general population.

In conclusion, our study shows that in rural communities of Sri Lanka with high prevalence of alcohol consumption, on average one in three women whose husbands use alcohol has MDD.

The general population has around 2.8% prevalence of diabetes on average, compared to 16.5% in Bangladeshi and Pakistani groups, said Dr Anwar Khan at Waltham Forest Clinical Commissioning Group.