Sentence examples for prevalence underestimated from inspiring English sources

Possible source of information bias may be due to incomplete recordings due to GPs busy workday [ 29, 30] resulting in ignored eligible patients (consultation prevalence underestimated), or a non-compliant attitude to the actual instruction due to an eager to participate because of professional relationships with the first author (skewing possible for both directions).

Overall, observed prevalence underestimates the adjusted prevalence by around 7 percentage points (37% relative difference).

It thus appears that HPV-35 is prevalent throughout sub-Saharan Africa but the extent of this prevalence is underestimated by the use of the MY09/11 primer pair.

Even if the prevalence were underestimated, we still would have convincing findings.

Prevalence was underestimated, particularly for young adult patients.

However, it is underdiagnosed, leading to its prevalence being underestimated.

These findings raise fears that such MRSA isolates are misidentified and that their prevalence is underestimated.

The prevalence was underestimated in a minority of the simulated samples.

Because AIVC is a defect that cannot be detected using b-mode USG, its prevalence is underestimated.

Celiac disease (CD) is a global health problem and its prevalence is underestimated, especially in Latin American populations.

As smoking status was not biochemically validated, there is a possibility that smoking prevalence was underestimated in medical students.