Sentence examples for small prevalence of from inspiring English sources
However, the sensitivity of unclear pattern for predicting GN was low, due to the small prevalence of this pattern in GN cases (five out of 29 cases).
HFE SNP genotypes were coded as a dichotomous variable indicating presence or absence of a variant allele, given the small prevalence of homozygous variant persons in Caucasian populations.
An individual prediction of a migraine attack based on meteorological data was not possible, mainly as a result of the small prevalence of attacks.
The most recent definition of overweight and obesity was used in our analysis [ 14, 15], with a small adjustment given the very small prevalence of extremely high obesity (class III).
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.
Considering the small prevalence of eye irritants and chemicals inducing serious eye damage (Table 1), these methods could be very important for the identification of chemicals not requiring classification in a non-animal testing strategy.
This could be due to the smaller prevalence of stroke, myocardial infarction and heart failure in the examined age group.
Thus the reported smaller prevalence of joint hypermobility in the untreated patients might be attributed to relative or actual joint stiffness caused by numerous bone fractures and deformities.
Another recent study with a younger (M = 62 69.8 years) population also showed a smaller prevalence of ICACs, 14.0 37.3% for VAs and 0.0 3.5% for BA [ 14, 20].
Though not statistically significant, Mexican American IDUs in our sample reported the smallest prevalence of men having sex with other men (2%).
In one relatively large cohort (255 patients), 47.9% of the study group had depression, 41.6% apathy, and 32.4% both, with smaller prevalence of depression and apathy alone (15.4% and 9.4% resp).
