Sentence examples for setting prevalence from inspiring English sources

The result was highly insensitive to specifying other disease prevalence values and setting prevalence to 0.001, 0.1 and 0.2 gave p-values of 0.39, 0.41 and 0.44, respectively.

Differences in characteristics of patients by setting, prevalence and number of NPS among users of anti-dementia drugs were described using proportions and means with standard deviation (SD).

However, in the present study setting, prevalence of STHs is low.

Data on the study setting, prevalence and how anxiety and depression were measured were extracted from the papers.

Two reviewers thought that QUADAS did not cover all important items, one felt that it did not adequately cover population characteristics (description of spectrum, age, setting, prevalence), that questions regarding therapy, the positivity threshold of test results, and study design should have been included as separate items.

Multiple natural history model parameter sets are assumed to act concurrently on the colon and parameter set prevalence combinations, whose a priori likelihoods are a function of patient sex, provide a basis set for patient-level predictions.

Using a method where an equal number of positive and negative tests are obtained – 'the prevalence 0.50-method', can be a purposeful sampling to obtain a pre-set prevalence.

In contrast to secondary care setting (dyspnoea prevalence at emergency departments: 7.4 % [ 2]), we found rather low prevalences of dyspnoea ranging from 0.87 to 2.59%% at primary care setting.

Descriptive variables and quality assessment criteria (setting, baseline prevalence of major depression, language, whether the study avoided a case control design and blinding) were examined as predictors.

This was done by estimating the proportion of positive tests for GCK-MODY that would be identified by setting different prevalences of GCK-MODY in the baseline sample set using the threshold levels described above.

As a baseline for the medium prevalence setting, we assumed a steady-state prevalence of 5% over the time frame, although without interventions the prevalence would continue to rise to the high prevalence level.