Sentence examples for rejection prevalence from inspiring English sources
Indeed, to measure a sensitivity of 87% (conservative estimation based on both local studies: 89% in 2001 13 and 87% in 2012 15) with a precision of 5% (half-CI of sensitivity lower than 5%), with an α risk of 5% and a rejection prevalence of 30% (estimation based on both local studies with a similar design), the sample size should be 580 MRI-biopsy couples.
The absolute prevalence of rejection is thus not significantly different from the percentage of those who reject euthanasia in the abstract problem formulation.
Each acquisition and each biopsy will be interpreted twice, locally and in a centralised manner; We chose to artificially increase the prevalence of rejection in order to obtain better statistical power.
Although the difference between the correct rejection rate at the two prevalence rates was significant, there was a larger effect of prevalence on hit rate.
It is important to remark that patients enrolled in this study were treated with cyclosporine, azathioprine, and prednisone, a regimen associated with a high prevalence of acute rejection and subclinical inflammation.
In this last study, low tacrolimus was also associated with higher prevalence of acute rejection, but high exposure to tacrolimus was not associated with lesions considered to represent anticalcineurin associated nephrotoxicity [ 70].
The prevalence of violence was above twenty percent, social rejection is the most common type of violence, followed by verbal violence and direct physical assault.
The correct rejection fraction for the true analysis ranged from 0.74 to 1.0 at low prevalence and was 1.0 at high prevalence.
The correct rejection fraction for the corrected analysis ranged from 0.57 to 1.0 at low prevalence and 0.85 to 1.0 at high prevalence.
In Figure 4, higher disease prevalence and case correlation resulted in a higher correct rejection fraction.
