Variable prevalence impacted our accuracy and seropositivity estimations.
Considering the large number of different clinical document types, their variability across institutions, specialties, note types, and even individuals, and the variable prevalence of PHI, this evaluation would certainly require significant resources.
Postgastrectomy iron deficiency anemia has a variable prevalence and occurs in 20 50% of patients.
Meadows were among the most invaded vegetation types, woodlands the least, and shrublands had variable prevalence of exotics depending on the specific type of shrubland.
Daytime hypercapnia in patients with obstructive sleep apnea syndrome (OSAS) has a highly variable prevalence in the published studies, and is usually thought to be the consequence of an associated disease, COPD, or severe obesity.
The interpretation of these variable prevalence rates should take into consideration not only the nodule characteristics but also the population at risk.
Alternatively, the PLMd have been reported with a variable prevalence in developmental age, after the first description by Pichietti and Walters [39].
Meyer (2003), in an extensive serological investigation involving 1966 goats conducted in 19 municipalities throughout the semi-arid zone of the state of Bahia, found highly variable prevalence, with infection rates ranging from 9.2 to 72.2%.
MS is the most common cause of neurological disability in young adults worldwide [2], with a widely variable prevalence ranging from 50 to 125 cases per 100,000 people/year in Spain [3 6].
Obviously, the percentages of idiopathic forms in the various studies are influenced by the variable prevalence of infectious and non-infectious entities in different parts of the world as well as by the environmental, racial, and socioeconomic factors affecting the populations studied.
Osmophobia, or olfactory hypersensitivity, has variable prevalence in children with headache and was proposed as an additional criterion for the diagnosis of migraine in the appendix of the International Classification of Headache Disorders (ICHD -IIICHD -II], showIng low sensitivity and high specificity for this disturbeta[1]–4].
