Sentence examples for prevalence reduced from inspiring English sources

The addition of individual-level variables to create adjusted measures of prevalence reduced measures of regional variation in the purchase of each type of prescription drug; however, measured variation fell most notably for antihypertensives and statins when individual-level factors were accounted for.

Lowering the sample size or prevalence reduced power for all analyses, but the Wald and likelihood ratio tests always had far superior power to the AUC test.

The prevalence reduced in subjects with more active commuting activities (P for trend <0.001), and increased with more leisure time activities (P for trend <0.001).

The largest impact of HAART was observed in Oral candidiasis and TB whose average annual prevalence reduced by 61%and43%3% respectively following the introduction of HAART.

Estimated low back pain annual consultation prevalence reduced from 290 to 270/10 000 with 25% adjustment, and increased to 312/10 000 with 35% adjustment.

This may be because we lack power due to low infection prevalence (reduced further following enrolment by both trial interventions) [ 17], and comparatively few malaria screening visits and weight measurements, thereby potentially missing infections or episodes of suboptimal fetal growth.

As migraine is more prevalent in females and this prevalence reduces drastically in males only females between the ages of 18 and 60 were recruited.

Second, the selection of higher-risk individuals implies higher prevalence in the target population, and higher prevalence reduces the ICER, other things remaining equal.

Distress is most acute during the first 12 months after diagnosis, when a range of medical treatments take place, following which the prevalence reduces to levels comparable with the community [ 4].

Once prevalence is reduced, interbaiting intervals can be extended while reduced prevalence is maintained (14 ).

Additionally, the high prevalence of hyperuricemia in this region may contribute to the high prevalence of reduced renal function.