Sentence examples for reporting of prevalence from inspiring English sources

The awareness provided by the community health assistants about chronic conditions, diabetes and hypertension among people and healthcare providers in KG Halli over the three years would have been one of contributing factors to an increase in reporting of prevalence of self-reported chronic conditions.

Perhaps with the drastically increased reporting of such threats as SARS and avian flu, we will observe a differential treatment of high media diseases that is not limited to an increased reporting of prevalence, but indicates instead a more holistic shift in the conceptualization of these highly reported illnesses.

Just two-thirds (66.2 %) of our cohort returned for this follow up visit; while this does not impact the reporting of prevalence for HIV, HBV and HCV infections, the program would have benefitted from prevalence reported from the larger cohort.

We strongly believe that there is room for improvements in the musculoskeletal epidemiological research area, not only regarding the case definitions, but also regarding more details in the reporting of prevalence and incidence.

Further assessment of the quality of the studies included the response rate of the total sample and sex subgroups (major flaw if < 40%), reporting number screened, reporting of prevalence type and total prevalence, prevalence in subgroups and precision of estimation (95% CI, error) [ 26].

However, given that farmers who would have caught more severely lame sheep only when a number of them were lame also reported the highest prevalence of lameness, it would appear that farmer self reporting of prevalence of lameness is reasonably accurate.

The separate reporting of prevalences of migraine and probable migraine (or TTH and probable TTH), as though these were distinct entities, is highly problematic.

Although the reports of prevalence of anemia vary widely, it is unequivocal that anemia is prevalent in patients with heart failure regardless of the clinical setting.

Reports of prevalence alone are of limited interest: some measures of burden should be reported in most prevalence studies.

This lack of focus on foot disease may have led to an under-reporting of prevalence findings as suggested in other similar studies.

Actual reports of prevalence of suicide attempts vary from 19.8% [ 20] to 34.5% [ 45].