Sentence examples for using prevalence from inspiring English sources

Yet in the same issue of the Lancet, Susarla Shankar and P. Satishchandra at India's National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences warn against using prevalence data from other parts of the world, given the impact of genetic differences on susceptibility to the disease.

Future research should be focused on how prevalence beliefs are learned, whether this learning can be improved, and also how accurate physicians are when using prevalence beliefs for diagnosis.

We compared the naïve estimates to adjusted estimates using prevalence rates of 5.5% and 15% (Table 5).

Thus, using prevalence data collected in 2002 and 2005 an estimate for incidence in the period 2002 2005 is found; and by using prevalence data collected in 2005 and 2008, an estimate for incidence in the period 2005 2008 is found.

We extended this model to wild bird populations by estimating the rate of infectious contact with virus (bird-to-bird or environmental contact) using prevalence data from waterfowl surveys.

It would be misleading to assess UNICEF's performance by using prevalence as an indicator.

Researchers in two previous studies assessed whether doctors use prevalence beliefs based on their own experience in diagnosis.

(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).

Objective: This study examined the usage patterns of dietary supplements during pregnancy, providing information about type of supplements used, prevalence of use, and rationale for use.

In her study on Pakistan, she uses prevalence rates of migration together with census-level information on land ownership in the village to obtain within-village variation.

We used prevalence of all tobacco products except for women in the survey of the Tobacco Advisory Council.