Sentence examples for prevalence reporting from inspiring English sources

Several studies have investigated its prevalence, reporting varying frequencies, although most describe a frequency of 1%15%% (Ortiguera and Buss, 2002; Spiegl et al., 2015; Yammine, 2014) or 1%30%% (Harris et al., 2011; Sahajpal et al., 2007).

A composite definition of HPV positivity should be used for accurate prevalence reporting and up-front DNA quality assessment is recommended for any DNA-based HPV detection strategy.

As a single marker, p16 was least affected by sample quality and correlated well with prognosis, although was not sufficient on its own for accurate HPV prevalence reporting.

P16 expression is not affected by DNA quality and may be utilized as a single marker of HPV infection in clinical practice, although a composite definition of HPV positivity is recommended for accurate HPV prevalence reporting.

1 6 Although the questionnaire gathered important data on the prevalence, reporting and impact of bullying, it did not capture the details on whether and how the bullying was challenged (by the target or by witnesses), the outcomes of formal or informal reporting of bullying, or whether there was any union involvement.

Disease severity was high among those reporting asthma symptoms in the past 12 months; the prevalence reporting night awakenings due to symptoms was 58%9595% CI, 50.3-65.3), oft of which 29%9595% CI, 23.7-34.3) reported symptoms 1 3 nights per week in the previous 12 months.

In Spain, the prevalence reported is from 50 70 cases per 100,000 inhabitants [3, 4].

We believe that the low prevalence reported could be due to use of inappropriate amplification primers and methods of detection.

A recent study from nearby Qatar reported a migraine prevalence of about 8.0%[30]], which is very similar to the prevalence reported in the current study.

There was no significant link between the credit of the article and the CMT prevalence reported (n = 107, ρ = 0.132, P = 0.177).

Polder et al. [117] evaluated the prevalence reported in 33 studies stratified into those with older and younger than a minimum inclusion age of 7 years old.