Sentence examples for variables prevalence from inspiring English sources

The two variables (prevalence and clinical relevance) are not necessarily correlated.

Frequency tallies were performed on all categorical variables, prevalence rates determined, and χ tests carried out as appropriate.

Differences between nontime-dependent variables (prevalence of hyperglycemia, 24-h glucose concentration, iAUC) were assessed by one-way repeated-measures ANOVA, with treatment as the within-subject factor.

As obesity is known to be associated with pre-eclampsia and diabetes, we fitted an additional model including these two variables (prevalence 0.9% and 4.5% respectively).

In cases where both insurance status and race/ethnicity were significantly correlated with the dependent variables (prevalence, acceptance, and participation) logistic regression analysis was conducted to determine if the associations were independently related to the dependent variables.

The dependent variables, prevalence of hypertension and all-cause mortality, were dichotomous variables, while hospital admissions due to CHD and total number of hospital admissions were non-negative count values.

In the secondary analyses, crude and adjusted (for parity, HIV status and baseline variables) prevalences were calculated using the Risk Ratio.

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.

Alternatively, the PLMd have been reported with a variable prevalence in developmental age, after the first description by Pichietti and Walters [39].

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.