Sentence examples for useful prevalence from inspiring English sources

Three models showed strong correlation between public-sector logistics data for injectables, oral contraceptives, and condoms and their prevalence rates, demonstrating that current logistics data can provide useful prevalence estimates when timely survey data are unavailable.

At the beginning of a pandemic, when effective entry screening would be most useful, the prevalence of infection among travellers and therefore the PPV will likely be much lower than the prevalence of seasonal influenza in this study.

Likelihood ratios of negative tests were clinically useful when prevalence was 70% or less, but only for high levels of sensitivity (95%).

In settings where this algorithm would be useful, the prevalence of HIV-infection amongst exposed infants would be lower, and thus affect the positive and negative predictive values of the algorithm.

In spite of the fact that hair testing is very useful in prevalence studies on prenatal exposure to drugs of abuse, there are very few published reports to date on this topic.

A recent developed nomogram to calculate sample size in diagnostic studies was not useful, because prevalences below 1% were not computed in the nomogram [ 31].

Bayesian methods are useful for analyzing prevalence results when no gold standard diagnostic test is available.

A clinical decision tree that is able to rule out serious infections is especially useful in low prevalence situations.

This method is useful when the prevalence of exposures might differ among age groups, sexes, and PHUs.

Surveillance systems, such as the HCAR, provide useful information about prevalence rates of congenital anomalies in a population.

More useful than precise prevalence estimates will be contextual information about IPV in military families, such as impact, use of services, and barriers to services use.