Sentence examples for substantially lower prevalence from inspiring English sources

The remaining neurological conditions had substantially lower prevalence estimates.

In comparison to Lao patients, Japanese patients had a substantially lower prevalence of myalgia and hepatomegaly.

In this cohort a substantially lower prevalence of smoking was seen in both sexes with a prevalence of 22.8% in men and 22.4% in women.

In a study of 2,059 Brazilian adolescents, eighth grade Brazilian male students reported a substantially lower prevalence of current cigarette smoking (8%) [ 15] compared to the 19% reported for Salvadoran males in this study.

The prevalence of DR among diabetic patients reported in a large study conducted in the US was 33.2% [ 15], while the studies conducted in Norway and the UK report substantially lower prevalence of DR, 13.0% and 29.4%, respectevily [ 10, 11].

Surveys that used other instruments to examine leisure-time physical activity reported substantially lower prevalence estimates compared with countries using the multi-domain measures of IPAQ and/or GPAQ.

A1C criteria result in substantially lower prevalences of undiagnosed and total diabetes, and being at high risk for diabetes, than prevalences estimated from fasting plasma glucose or 2-h glucose.

Virus prevalence in spring shorebirds in Alaska was substantially lower than prevalence in spring shorebirds in the Delaware Bay area (3 ) and more similar to prevalence in spring shorebirds in Europe (4 ).

A single session of endurance- or resistance-type exercise can substantially lower the prevalence of hyperglycaemia throughout the subsequent day.

The authors of the second study (9), a hospital-based, case-control analysis including 178 Parkinson's disease case subjects and 533 control subjects, reported a substantially lower diabetes prevalence in Parkinson's disease case subjects (3.4%) than in control subjects (10.9%), yielding a crude OR of 0.30 (0.30–0.30).

We found that the SRHS in OAI was substantially better (lower prevalence of being fair/poor health) than in NHANES-III.