Sentence examples for prevalence terms from inspiring English sources

This label may have been better described with terms such as measuring incidence or prevalence, terms that are more familiar to the respondents.

The positive and negative LRs do not change as the underlying probability of disease changes, because the probability of disease is captured mostly in the prevalence term.

The joint TB/HIV trends reported in Africa therefore provide further evidence that substantial benefits follow from decreases in HIV prevalence, in terms of concomitant reductions in HIV-associated opportunistic infections.

More striking, however, is the result that the model supports two stable equilibria for a range of R0<1. Figure 2C represents the parasite prevalence in terms of the force of infection, confirming qualitative agreement with previous studies [14].

Epidemiological studies have shown conflicting results on the differences in LADA prevalence in terms of age and sex among people with type 2 diabetes.

The objective of the study was to determine the current prevalence of term SGA births in a Nigerian Tertiary Hospital and the current pattern of Ponderal Indices among term SGA in a population of Nigerian babies.

The prevalence of term LBW in the study population was 2.1%.

Its prevalence, long-term evolution in adults and neuropathology are not well known.

The prevalence of term LBW was 1.2%, mean birth weight was 3,531 g, and mean head circumference was 40.0 cm.

Himmelmann et al. 47 concluded that the mean prevalence of term cerebral palsy in Sweden was 11.1 per 10 000 live births.

A study realized with temporal bones of preterm revealed 27% of selective loss of inner hair cells, higher prevalence than term infants (41% versus 28%) [ 32].