Sentence examples for single prevalence from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, there is no single prevalence estimate of mTBI in a deployed military population.

The modelled screening regimen entails a single, prevalence, screen for each subject.

Perhaps the most obvious is the need to explain and convince with regard to the issue of multiple prevalence rates rather than a single prevalence rate for disability, which is still often sought.

Prevalence rates must however be interpreted with caution as location of study, study population and different types of measures make it impossible to arrive at a single prevalence rate for anxiety or depression.

HPV prevalence in infants and mother to child transmission rates were estimated at the perinatal period (0 to 6 days of life), at the 6-week postpartum visit and, since few HPV positive samples were detected after the 6-week visit, all childrens' HPV results from successive visits (3 months throughout 24 months) were combined in one single prevalence estimate.

It has been postulated that variations of the single time prevalence are due to differences in viral load.

Prior evidence for transmission of VRE in LTCFs is limited, with a single point prevalence study suggesting transmission between 3/188 residents based on pulse field gel electrophoresis [ 40].

One of the more interesting findings is that while single-disease prevalence has increased slightly, multimorbidity has increased significantly between 2003 and 2009 in Ontario.

To quantify the association between these variables and breastfeeding cessation Cox proportional hazards model was used because it is a more powerful statistical technique than single-point prevalence estimates [ 27].

Among patients with single dyslipidaemia, the prevalence of high-LDL is lower among statin users (3% vs 17%, p value for χ<0.0001), whereas the prevalence of HDL and TG dyslipidaemia is significantly 8% and 5% higher than untreated participants (p value from χ <0.0001).

The purpose of this study was to use a population-based survey to ascertain the single and combined prevalence of frailty and MCI and to identify the relationships between frailty and MCI in older Japanese adults.