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Large p-set Q-method of this kind is likely most useful for characterizing the emergent discourses demographically, and understanding their prevalence; the same discourses had emerged within a much smaller pilot study.

However, when using the same parameters for attributable mortality, costs of infection prevention and MRSA prevalence, the same strategy might not be considered cost-effective when MRSA infections would replace nosocomial MSSA infections.

Whilst likelihood ratios remain unaffected by infection prevalence, the same is not true for predictive values and hence estimates of the latter are specifically related to the observed prevalence of M. bovis in the study population.

They found, that despite girls being much less likely to develop disruptive behaviour disorder (low prevalence), the same factors predicted disruptive behaviour problems in both girls and boys.

In a national survey performed in Brazil in 2010, seroprevalence of 30%% was found in children 10 to 14 years of age, while in areas of intermediate prevalence, the same rate was found in children between 5 and 9 years of age [ 22].

There were no significant differences between any of the seven transitional camps' mean overall health scores or symptom prevalences, the same was true for the five housing project locations.

HPV 16 prevalence has a similar variability than the overall HPV prevalence, reflecting the same difference due to the study-base.

Between the ages 25 and 64 years the prevalence in our sample ranged from 26%to35%5%, while the prevalence in the same age range among women in the reference material was 5%to15%5%to15%

We compared the prevalence of APC mutations in the published patients with desmoid tumors to the prevalence of the same mutation in the reference population [Table  1].

In children, the prevalence is the same among boys and girls and is most prevalent in children aged 2 6 years.

A meta-analysis found a prevalence of 9.1% among Chinese MSM, which is almost four times that of HIV prevalence in the same population (2.5%).