Sentence examples for variance in the prevalence from inspiring English sources

The prevalence of acquired resistance was most sensitive to the duration of inadvertent PrEP use (SRRC = 0.74) and its rate of uptake (SRRC = 0.27) in previously-infected individuals; together these parameters explained 61.6% of the variance in the prevalence of acquired resistance after 10 years.

Considerable variance in the prevalence of PTSD is thus to be expected when comparing refugees from different countries [ 21, 23].

The pseudo R reveals that about 8%% of the variance in the prevalence of suicide attempts is explained by the model.

At the age of 15 17 years MND, VIQ and FAI accounted for 30% of variance in the prevalence of psychiatric disorders (Table  4).

13 A possible explanation for the variance in the prevalence could be differences in the nature of the samples or the classes of pain relievers.

Recent studies conducted in China and European countries suggested high variance in the echinococcosis prevalence [0.15%66%%] in pigs.

27 30 31 Further, we found no hospital-level variance in the PU prevalence study.

Possibly because diagnostic criteria and assessment questionnaires vary between countries, and because studies often use highly selective samples from online surveys, there is considerable variance in the reported prevalence of IGA (between 0.3% and 38%) [ 5, 6].

The greater variance in case prevalence across the sites, the more likely the magnitude of the Kappa statistic can be affected.

And even then, these genes, in total, only seem to account for a fraction of the variance we see in the prevalence and severity of these conditions in the population.

In each population we simulate a male FIV prevalence according to the distribution d and then we estimate the variance in FIV prevalence in males between the 15 populations.