Sentence examples for survey prevalence from inspiring English sources

In this survey, prevalence was 69-96 %, way above the national average of 14.6%%.

4 An increased survey prevalence thus equates to greater numbers eligible for treatment.

In addition, it aimed to survey prevalence of the psychiatric disorders in parents of children and adolescents with NB.

Focusing on weight-for-height directly informs health and nutrition programmes treating infant wasting: survey prevalence reflects need and thus guides treatment service initiation and scale-up.

This is appropriate, as the previous approach assumed the average difference between ANC and population survey prevalence estimates was known with certainty.

When compared with the previous nationwide survey, prevalence increased by 20.6%59.0%% in fork beach and mountain and hill ecosytems, but decreased by 8.9%39.7%% in other ecosystems.

Finally, 'posterior' prevalences for all countries were calculated based on the GBD-based prevalences and the survey prevalences as described below.

The mean pre-survey prevalence and the pre-SPF displayed a linear relationship with BSSF.

The resulting pre-survey prevalence in the domestic population (N = 50'000 herds) was expressed as a probability distribution.

The inclusion of a binomial detection probability increased the correlation of pre-survey prevalence with the inland prevalence to r = 0.99.

Figure 2 presents the increase of the predicted model pre-survey prevalence distribution in relation to an increasing residual HP within the importing country.