Sentence examples for tools prevalence from inspiring English sources

When considering all those responding positively to either or both of the subjective tools, prevalence was similar to the objective estimate.

In previous studies undertaken during the conflict in northern Uganda using non diagnostic assessment tools, prevalence figures for MDD of between 45% and 67% were reported which are about twice those observed in this study [ 5, 8].

Of landscapers who used a power blower, 15% (11/72) were seropositive, compared to 2% (1/60) of landscapers who did not use this tool (prevalence ratio 9.2; 95% CI 1.2 to 69.0; p=0.02) (Table 2).

It is reasonable to assume that this cut-off is applicable to other serum pools of equal or lower size and could provide a useful cost-reducing tool in prevalence studies using this ELISA.

Thus, although IS 6110 is primarily thought of as a valuable epidemiological tool, its prevalence and effect on genome function prompted us to take a deeper look at the distribution and patterns of IS 6110 insertions by conducting a broad survey of circulating strains.

The utility of the viral MST tools and the prevalence and abundance of specific human and animal viruses in the five river catchments and adjacent seawater, which is impacted by riverine contributions from the upstream catchments, were examined.

K6 has been thought as reasonably valid measure of depression among postpartum women and relatively cheap tools for estimating prevalence of postnatal depression [Baggaley et al., 2007].

To our knowledge, this is the first study to use these three tools to measure prevalence in the same female, working-age population.

More robust and larger studies are required to assertively and definitively answer questions related to the screening use of these tools in high prevalence settings.

Lastly, we considered a large number of aligners [ 14– 21] and variant callers [ 22– 29] but ultimately chose the 11 tools based on prevalence, popularity, and relevancy to our dataset (e.g., SNVMix, VarScan2, and MuTect were not used as they are intended for use on tumor-derived samples).

Prevalence surveys are common tools to determine the prevalence of- and determinants for Healthcare Associated Infections HAII).