Sentence examples for prevalence split from inspiring English sources

In this paper we looked at equal prevalence from each class, and at the case of 2/3 to 1/3 prevalence split in our simulations.

The aim of our study was to determine the prevalence of split nerve fiber layer bundles and to demonstrate their clinical relevance.

To evaluate the influence of age on the relationship between PP and headache prevalence, we split the data in two, using the median PP value as cut-off, and plotted the prevalence of migraine and TTH versus age (Fig. 2).

"What is the prevalence of split tablets in Switzerland?

To increase statistical efficiency, in examining the effect of country-level HIV prevalence, we split the countries in our sample into a low HIV prevalence group (less than 5%) and a high prevalence group (5% or higher).

Of note, some flaviviruses activate the classic complement pathway [ 20] and we have found a high prevalence of split products (C3a, C4a, and C5a) in patients with CFS compared to controls [ 21].

The structure of the eIF3a/eIF3c heterodimer presented more of a challenge due to its lower resolution, prevalence of split spots and unusually high overall thermal factors (Wilson B = 170 Å; Average refined B factor = 175 Å).

The high prevalence of split genes amongst the RNRs of cultured phages described here has also been observed in a bioinformatic study of uncultured phage communities that reported 7 nrdA and 2 nrdJ subunits interrupted by inteins in the Global Ocean Sampling environmental metagenome data [ 56].

For example, the prevalence of split-shift jobs is larger in smaller companies (INSHT 2011).

The purpose of this study was to assess the prevalence of a 'bad' split after sagittal ramus osteotomies (SRO) and report the results of initial mandibular healing.

Figure  3 gives the prevalence of severe pain, split to levels 6 7 (VRS-11) and 8 10 (extremely high pain).