Sentence examples for projection prevalence from inspiring English sources

After age adjustment for the current adult population (2001 census) of Greece, the projection prevalence was calculated to 8.2%.

After age standardization for the current adult population (2001 census data) of Greece, the projection prevalence was calculated to 8.2% (8.5% among men and 7.8% among women).

These incidence projections and other population-based data are used to project prevalence (all diabetes cases).

Thus, estimated and projected incidence from this model (shown in Figure  3) were used as inputs for the projection of prevalence.

For the Commercial national projection, the prevalence of bone metastases were calculated using all patients in the commercial data set as the denominator.

This study is unique in its inclusion of data on subsequent cancer spread and second breast cancers to allow for the projection of prevalence according to phase of care.

On the basis of our projections, the prevalence will rise from 0.27/1,000 in 2010 to 0.75/1,000 in 2050, an increase of 178%.

By the year 2000, estimates suggested that between 25-33% of all children in many developed countries were either overweight or obese [ 5, 6] and future projections anticipated prevalence rates would continue to increase significantly [ 7].

There were three principal activities involved in this study: the estimation and projection of the prevalence of breast cancer, the analysis of phase of care prevalence, and the estimation of additional care needs for women with disease progression or second breast cancer.

Using PbB prevalence projection techniques based on the Second National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES II), we first generated projected 1984 prevalences of these PbB levels in white and black women of childbearing age, ages 15 to 19 and 20 to 44. White women in the two age bands had rates of PbBs greater than 10 micrograms/dL of 9.2 and 9.7%, respectively.

EBSHP relied on projection of localized prevalence estimates to the national population.