Sentence examples for very small prevalence from inspiring English sources

The most recent definition of overweight and obesity was used in our analysis [ 14, 15], with a small adjustment given the very small prevalence of extremely high obesity (class III).

Hence, this dataset combined the two situations of relatively small sample size (n = 165) and very low prevalence of treatment (23/165, 14%).

Sample sizes in these studies were generally very small, and most reported prevalence rates were <10%.

Although we modelled treatment costs, these were not influential in the cost-consequence analysis due to these very small differences between outcome prevalences and are not shown here for simplicity.

This is an important issue considering that the Italian primary production system is characterized by the prevalence of very small farms.

As in Figure 4B, this is because the disease prevalence is very small, which results in a large number of noncases relative to cases.

We assumed that the ratio of disease prevalences in the three populations was 1∶2∶5, and that these prevalences were very small.

The magnitude of the effect of proportion elective procedure on the observed specificity is very small due to the low disease prevalence.

GNIpc did not have a detectable effect on the prevalence of depressive symptoms and overall the country variables explained a very small proportion of between-country variability in depressive symptom prevalence (R = 0.07).

Risk factors for developing OPS after adeno-tonsillectomy include excessive cautery, postoperative bleeding and infection, and keloid tendency [2], but the prevalence has been reported to be very small [2].

This means that if the instrumental variable and OLS biases are both very small a researcher could still find a very large prevalence difference ratio if the instrumental variable bias is small, but slightly larger than the OLS bias.