Sentence examples for reflection of the prevalence from inspiring English sources

The HIV and syphilis prevalence estimates obtained when screening the sampled population may not be a true reflection of the prevalence among the underlying source population (refer to the limitation in the discussion section below).

This may partly be a reflection of the prevalence data used in 2000, which was largely from the early 1990s, so the increase seen may have occurred over almost two decades.

Our method of using self-reported UI is possibly a more accurate reflection of the prevalence of UI symptoms than a clinical measurement as UI is often underdiagnosed [ 28].

The enhanced definition of cardiac arrhythmia in our study is similar to the known prevalence in this population, and thus is likely to be an accurate reflection of the prevalence of this co-morbidity within the cohort (32.2%).

This evidence suggests that a focus on a sub-group of studies that meet a number of criteria (e.g. study quality and recency, cohort design) may provide a better reflection of the true prevalence of schizophrenia as compared to median or pooled estimates that include older, lower quality studies and apparent outliers such as the prevalence estimates resulting from the WHS.

This finding is likely a reflection of the higher prevalence of underlying comorbid medical conditions in the noninfluenza group, such as malignancy and cirrhosis, which require expensive medications and predispose to anemia.

The low number of hospitals was a reflection of the low prevalence of massage therapy in these settings.

The wide range for PPV was a reflection of the different prevalence rates for individual comorbidities.

The beliefs may be a reflection of the high prevalence of participants having both RP and NRP.

This is a reflection of the baseline prevalence of anti-rHuPH20 in the general population described in " Results" section.

Therefore, we cannot be confident that this is a true reflection of the minimal prevalence across the country.