Sentence examples for three prevalence from inspiring English sources

Three prevalence fitting models are available in Spectrum.

In all three prevalence studies on MS tremor, upper extremity tremor was by far the most common (>90% in London and Olmsted County studies, 77.1% in this study).

However, three prevalence studies focusing on adolescents [ 14, 25, 35] have used BEWE scores but with a cutoff value of 1 for DE diagnosis (Table  1).

The three prevalence level categories identified for enzootic pneumonia-like lesions and pleurisy were each separated into three binary variables (e.g. EP high [yes, no], and so on) to reflect the pathology batch-status.

Currently, there are some hospitals in NDNQI that conduct as many as three prevalence studies per quarter and they are implicitly rewarded with more stable indicators that have relatively narrow CrIs.

Extending quarantine to 8.7 days resulted in no secondary transmissions at prevalence levels of 1%, 5% and 10% (i.e., all were 0 except for 1 secondary transmission at the 95th percentile for all three prevalence levels).

For a comparison of German costs with results from other countries, three prevalence-based cost studies from Australia [ 53], the USA [ 52] and Canada [ 55] were selected.

The low-degree units with zero prevalence are so few that, by stochastic fluctuations, they just happen to be zero.

(If mixture models for the prevalences were not used, prevalence estimates might be artificially inflated, especially in herds and regions with low or zero prevalence).

Although the difference between the correct rejection rate at the two prevalence rates was significant, there was a larger effect of prevalence on hit rate.

Using this model, inferences for the distribution of prevalences, mean prevalence in the region, and predicted prevalence of herds in the region (including the predicted probability of zero prevalence) are also available.