Sentence examples for representing the prevalence from inspiring English sources

The accumulation of individuals in the stages provides the overall prevalence in the population, with the total number in the two stages on the right representing the prevalence of long-term (i.e., prolonged and chronic) excretors.

Another sampling phenomenon could apply to maize, in that our sample of maize helitrons may be non-representative, thereby over-representing the prevalence of gene capture.

In Fig. 2, the solid line represents the prevalence curve and the dashed line represents the frequency curve.

Horizontal lines inside the bars represent the prevalence of children classified as "at risk of" in the general population (Achenbach and Rescorla 2004).

When the prevalence rates are subdivided into several sub-ranges (e.g., 10 20, 20 40, etc. per 10,000), it is difficult to pick a particular sub-range to represent the prevalence of ASD.

The parameter P represents the prevalence which refers to the occurrence of true edge pixels in the image whereas, the level Q of the detection corresponds to the occurrence of pixels detected as edges [30].

All the weights are calculated by aggregating the results from a number of pairwise comparison square matrices, where the elements aij of a matrix (also called "dominance coefficients") represent the prevalence of criterion Ai on criterion Aj in reference to the corresponding macro-criterion/goal.

Actually, p represents the prevalence rate of the vaccination program.

%MSI represented the prevalence of specimens demonstrating MSI in all informative specimens at each locus.

The indicators do not represent the prevalence of exposure in the Canadian population.

This difference of 13.8% represents the prevalence of individuals with URE.