Sentence examples for relatively small prevalence from inspiring English sources
Despite these relatively small prevalence estimates, the issue of contract cheating still poses a significant problem for tertiary institutions.
Despite these relatively small prevalence estimates, the issue of contract cheating poses a significant problem for tertiary institutions.
Interestingly, unlike other amino acid variants that are predicted to give a neutral PROVEAN score, L>P263 (Leucine>Proline), with its relatively small prevalence as a minor allele (Fig. 2, Hap4) in and specific to the El Faiyum depression, is predicted by PROVEAN to carry a deleterious functional effect (Table 2) with a score of − 4.513.
Our present data, however, reflected the relatively small prevalence of persistent hyperfiltration in our population and provided novel information that allows us to weigh up the actual role of hyperfiltration in type 2 diabetes.
Therefore, we concluded that due to the relatively small event prevalence, even among frequent migraineurs and the extent of the correlation, positive predictive values would be too small to justify an intervention, such as a short-term preventive treatment, based on weather data.
These assumptions are reasonable for outbreaks that ultimately do not infect more than a small fraction of the total population, i.e., emerging infections with relatively low prevalence.
This is unlikely, however, due to the relatively small changes in prevalence seen with our sensitivity analysis.
Even a relatively small increase in prevalence could lead to even greater numbers of orphans due to AIDS.
Although this curiously somewhat different result in Uganda may be due to unexplained methodological or other factors, the 7% prevalence finding may also suggest the possibility that HIV incidence has risen a little in recent years, consistent with some other data, such as (mostly relatively small) increases in prevalence among young antenatal clients at some ANC sites in recent years.
In a small Brazilian single-center cohort (N = 205) of primary glomerular diseases, Mazzarolo et al. reported relatively modest prevalence rates (10.2%) of IgAN [ 18].
The sample was relatively small with a low prevalence of students from non-English speaking backgrounds.
