Sentence examples for total prevalence for from inspiring English sources

The total prevalence for these two cancers is thus probably underestimated.

The prevalence of childhood autism is estimated at 38.9 per 10 000 with the total prevalence for all ASDs at 116.1 per 10 000.

Studies demonstrate a total prevalence for any mental disorder of 32%% across all tumor settings and stages [ 8] and prevalence rates of 30 50 % for all mood disturbances including adjustment disorders and depression in palliative care settings [ 9, 10].

This is higher than the total prevalence for 2010 (Maddams et al, 2012) of 255 000 as our estimate also includes flows into and out of the care pathway over the year and is not a point in time estimate (however, we have excluded any obvious possible double counting of patients in the proportions presented, that is, those dying within a year of diagnosis).

The total prevalence of diabetes for persons aged 18 74 years was 16.9% and was similar in men and women.

According to the CDC, sufficient data are not yet available to estimate the total prevalence of diabetes for other U.S. racial/ethnic minority populations.

Among 517 participants, 115 met the diagnostic criteria for FD, for a total prevalence of 22.2 %.

There are no reliable figures on the total prevalence of AF available for Sweden to date.

This indicates that (6) is a good approximation for the total prevalence of steady coexistence.

Application of NOF derived FRAX intervention thresholds led to 936 (15.9%) additional men without osteoporosis being identified as at high fracture risk, raising the total prevalence of men potentially eligible for drug treatment to 25.3%.

Figure 1 shows the time trend in the total prevalence of non-chromosomal NTD for the period 1991-2011, using pooled data from all of the EUROCAT registries included in the study and with time trends modelled with restricted cubic splines.