Sentence examples for prevalence well from inspiring English sources

A total of 89.5% (n = 355) of patients were overweight, a prevalence well above the population mean.

The estimated prevalence rates for N = 541 are reported in detail in Table  3, showing only small deviance from observed prevalence, well within its 95%% confidence limits for all main diagnoses and larger diagnostic categories.

Information about prevalence is an important consideration before calculating and interpreting kappa, due to the problem that kappa values are influenced by prevalence well below or above 50% [ 9].

With the exception of Suriname, Guyana, Jamaica, St Kitts and Nevis, and St Vincent and the Grenadines, all other countries reported lifetime prevalence well above the overall average (more than 70%%).

The prevalence of depressive symptoms in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) varies from 6% to over 60% [ 12– 14], with most studies indicating prevalence well over 20% [ 15].

Initial results indicated prevalence well under the liberal prevalence estimate used in the sample size assumptions, indicating that fewer samples were needed to attain the necessary power for the study, but data collection continued to allow for coverage throughout both the rainy and dry seasons.

Many, mainly rural, areas had prevalences well below one per 1,000, but cases were found in all local authorities in England and Wales.

We chose parameter values to be representative of populations of young children in sub-Saharan Africa, and prevalences between 0 and slightly above 50%, because prevalences well above 50% are easily identified.

Despite a number of well-established therapies, the prevalence as well as the mortality of heart failure are still alarmingly high.

Again, we investigated whether less prevalent types displayed type-specific increases in prevalence as well by excluding both HPV16 and HPV18 from the analyses.

Jeffrey Sturchio, a Merck spokesman, explained, "A country like Brazil that has a per-capita income of about $4,800 and a prevalence rate well under 1percentt, does not have the same level of need as a country like Uganda, which has the same number of H.I.V.-positive people, but a per-capita income of about $330 a year".