Sentence examples for standard prevalence from inspiring English sources

We found standard prevalence effects on accuracy (see Fig. 2); as target prevalence decreased, the proportion of misses increased.

High standard prevalence surveys have been shown to be feasible (Table).

The inclusion period of two years is longer than a standard prevalence observation, but is not sufficiently long to elucidate any trend in outcomes.

The age-adjusted standard prevalence rates during 2005 2009 were calculated according to which five-year prevalence rates were weighted by persons each year.

We calculated standard prevalence rates and 95% CIs (29 ) for differences in shedding prevalence based on macaque sample type, sex, and age.

The age-adjusted standard prevalence rates were calculated with a direct adjustment using the world population in 2000 as the standard population [21].

Standard error estimates for age-standardized prevalence among pregnant women were large, similar to the standard errors for crude prevalence among pregnant women (Table S1), preventing formal comparison of trends in age-standardized prevalence.

The age-standardized (Segi's world standard population) prevalence rates of the MetS among women were 19.8%95%5% CI: 18.1-21.5), 20.6% (95% CI: 18.9-22.3) and 23.1%95%5% CI: 21.3-24.9) by the NCEP, AHA/NHLBI and IDF criteria, respectively.

In the absence of a gold standard true prevalence was obtained, using a Bayesian approach, with a model that uses both available data and prior information.

According to the reference standard, the prevalence of chemotherapy was 72%and68%8% in Aarhus and Aalborg, respectively.

When conventional culture was used as the reference standard, the prevalence of MRSA was 3%.