Sentence examples for prevalence yield from inspiring English sources

GBD2013 provides disability weights for these disorders [25], which, multiplied by prevalence, yield estimates of disability burden.

We aimed to identify prevalence, yield of stool investigations and clinical impact of diarrhoea on our ICU.

This UK study with its 17.6% exposure prevalence yields however quite similar results to our study.

It is thus evident, as supported by our numerics, that two individual-level models having exactly the same expectations of the corresponding population-level variables (i.e., incidence and prevalence) may yield different R0 values (as given by the definition).

Using current case CL and co-infection prevalence estimates yield an NPV of place this burden around $3.4 million, and underreporting rates suggested by some (2.8 4.6 times case reports) could increase the NPV to $15.6 million.

The prevalence indicator yields much higher levels of EBF than a more direct indicator of duration would imply.

Dividing the hospitalization rate by the prevalence rate yielded the annual number of inpatient admissions per alcoholic cirrhosis patient.

Combined with stable, albeit higher, IFG prevalences over time, these A1C5.7 prevalence changes yielded a net change of 6 ppts in overall prediabetes prevalence.

Typically prevalence estimates yielded with the self-labelling approach are lower than those based on behavioral experience methods [ 47], so we used a broad cut-off for frequency of bullying experience ("now and then" to "many times a week").

Finally, analysis of the monthly prevalence proportions yielded a significant (p = 0.025) biphasic pattern with a main peak in August-September-October, and a secondary one in January-February.

Body temperature, daily milk yield, prevalence of vaginal discharge 28 to 35 d in milk (DIM), and reproductive performance traits within 200 DIM were monitored.