Sentence examples for prevalent measure from inspiring English sources

For contemporaneous and childhood SES, social class (self/parent(s)) was the most prevalent measure.

As the two measures were highly correlated (Pearson's r=0.82), we used the prevalent measure as the centre volume variable but included the incident measure in the missing-data imputation models, which are described below.

The study extends previous work by using two less prevalent outcome measures (established and daily smoking) and a longer follow-up period of 2.5 years, measures likely to indicate an addiction component to the smoking.

Standardized tests are more and more prevalent as measuring devices, even in jobs that traditionally were not assessed with paper-and-pencil tests and are not thought to involve skills lending themselves to such examination.

Separate sensitivity analyses were performed, including the coplanar and prevalent PCB measures.

Prevalent HOA measures were evaluated based on status at baseline, and progression was evaluated as the change from baseline to follow up.

We examined the metabolites of four prevalent phthalates measured in the three consecutive NHANES cycles: MEHP, a monoester metabolite of DEHP; MBP; MEP, metabolite of diethyl phthalate (DEP); and monobenzyl phthalate (MBzP), the main metabolite of BzBP.

Microarrays have been the prevalent platform to measure the abundance of transcripts in a sample, although other technologies such as SAGE have also been employed.

Since insulins and analogues are used by both patients with Type 1 diabetes and Type 2 diabetes, the definition applied in the outcome measure "prevalent user of insulins only" is aimed at estimating a group of patients with Type 1 diabetes.

Most epidemiologic research on asthma and environmental risk factors has focused on prevalence because prevalent asthma is easier to measure than incident asthma.

The less prevalent outcomes were measured by a mixture of validated, unknown, and author's own measures.