Sentence examples for prevalence verified from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, the prevalence verified is equivalent to other studies if only considering clinical cases (6.9%).
13 To establish face validity of these smoking prevalence estimates, we verified that the projections were within 5% of WHO's point prevalence smoking surveys available intermittently between 1990 and 2009.
The classification of country-specific male circumcision prevalence was independently verified by three colleagues (listed in Acknowledgements).
Two recent studies indicate a biopsy verified prevalence of 0.7-0.8 0.7-0.8 United States, 1 11 which is consistent with earlier data from North America.
Skin assessments undertaken by the community nurse for the PU prevalence audit were verified through nursing records or clinical assessment by the research nurse.
16 The prevalence of biopsy verified celiac disease in the Indian Punjab region, where wheat is a staple food, is 1%.
Pooled data from the four trials 18 20 23 that reported point prevalence of biochemically verified smoking cessation in both trial arms are summarised in figure 3.
To test whether host genetic diversity influences malaria prevalence despite the very low interpopulation variation in this parameter, we first verified that prevalence was uncorrelated with estimates of genetic diversity calculated using a suite of microsatellite markers.
However, the prevalence at CSAI was lower than what was found by Madruga et al. [ 25], who verified a prevalence of 37.7 % in cities from the state of Pará and 56.0 % in the state of Mato Grosso do Sul, and Cuglovici et al. [ 20], who found a prevalence of 35.7 % in the region of Igarapé, state of Minas Gerais.
The prevalence of fluid collections verified by MRI in our study was higher than that of CT-verified pseudotumor in the study by Bisschop et al. (2013).
Assuming that 81.5% of all lesions found at initital screening would have been verified, the dentist-verified prevalence of OPMD is 12.4% (81.5%*46/300).
