Sentence examples for provide a prevalence from inspiring English sources

The statistical analyses of the data from loop 1 will provide a prevalence estimate, i.e., percentage of children of normal and overweight (excess weight and obese).

Although the CDC indicated that there was insufficient information to provide a prevalence estimate for diabetes in Hispanic/Latinos, they did cite data concerning self-reported diabetes in this population obtained from 2007 2009 by the National Health Interview Survey NHISS) (1).

Only one community-based study provided a prevalence estimate of 3.5/100,000 in South-Africa [ 141].

23 A meta-analysis review carried out in 2007 provided a prevalence of obesity of 10.0% (95% CI, 6.0 15.0).

Two community-based studies provided a prevalence of 15/100,000 and 5/100,000 respectively in Nigeria [ 19] and in Ethiopia [ 122].

Our study provides a prevalence estimate of 13.9% for clinical DSPN in the KORA F4 study participants 61 to 82 years of age.

However, the formative phase of the ANCHUL study provided a prevalence estimate of 48%% and between cluster coefficient of variation (k) for this variable was 0.22 [ 20].

One hundred and ninety two (192) adult patients admitted to the POSGH were treated with 3GCs during the first six months of 2000, providing a prevalence rate of use of 9.5 patients per 1000 admissions, (192/20146).

By comparison, the first alternative scenario, which assumes a higher yearly incidence of GIST of 1.5 per 100,000 population [ 4], provides a prevalence estimate of third-line treatment-eligible GIST eligible patients of 1.4 per 100,000 population (95% CI; 1.1 1.7) with a corresponding probability of remaining below the 2.0 per 100,000 population threshold of 99.6%.

The double local anesthetic block group provided a prevalence rate of facet joint pain in patients with chronic cervical spine pain of 55%9595% CI, 49% – 61%); 42% (95% CI, 30% – 53%) with thoracic pain; and 31%9595% CI, 27%36%36%) with lumbar pain.

If one assumes an overall CKD prevalence of 10% (or 100,000 per million) this provides a prevalence-to-incidence ratio of 200 in adults, which is expected given the chronic nature of CKD.