The partial prevalence limits the total prevalence to the persons whose diagnosis was made within a given period of time (e.g., within 1, 3, 5, or 10 years).
All prevalences relate to the total non-institutionalized population.
When this prevalence is extrapolated to the total population living in Turkey (71.5 million), the total number of CHB cases will be about 3.3 million.
In contrast, the selected hospital showed an increasing trend in HFH prevalence with respect to the total number of deliveries from 2005 (0.0%) to 2010 (26.0%); this trend was totally driven by the increasing prevalence of HFH in women that underwent CS (0.0% to 52.9%).
The participants not having either RA or QUS (n = 84) did not differ in age or prevalence of osteoporosis compared to the total study sample.
Multivariable logistic regression models were used to assess the effect of timing of ART and other predictors of mortality; while multivariable Poisson models were used to determine the predictors of treatment failure due to the low prevalence of failure compared to the total sample size.
It is important to note that these findings are not at odds with the findings that migrants from high HIV prevalence regions may contribute disproportionately to the total number of HIV infections in certain low HIV prevalence regions such as Western Europe [ 47].
We keep track for each time step of each realization of the contribution of imported cases to the total prevalence in the country defined as the ratio Q of imported cases versus the total number of infectious individuals in the country.
