Sentence examples for which prevalence from inspiring English sources
This is the case even for conditions (such as some kinds of body dysmorphia) for which prevalence data only exists in a few western nations.
Whilst global prevalence rates provide an important part of the picture, identifying local 'hot spots' (contexts/environments in which prevalence is concentrated) allows a more efficient concentration of intervention efforts and resources.
In older people, usual gait speed has been shown to independently predict mortality; however, less is known about whether usual gait speed is as informative in very old populations, in which prevalence of multimorbidity and disability is high.
This finding is comparable with results of NHANES study, in which prevalence of moderately or severely decreased kidney function in age group over 70 years was 20.6% [12].
Smoking prevalence fell substantially from 47% to 23% overall of which prevalence for non-cigarette smokers fell from 14% to under 3% in 2006.
We defined the beginning of our 10-year window as the first year in which prevalence ≥0.03, with the reasoning that this would be a reasonable threshold for detection in the field.
Within the seasonal transmission zone, we have explored the relationship of malaria prevalence with geophysical features and defined two regions in which prevalence varies markedly, almost certainly arising from elevation-linked variation in transmission intensity.
The amount of prevalence data available to enter into the model influences which prevalence-fitting method is used in Spectrum.
This analysis of models from 14 generalized epidemic countries led to the UNAIDS guidance on which prevalence-fitting model to choose.
Furthermore, age-standardization increased the extent to which HIV prevalence among pregnant women underestimated HIV prevalence for all women.
Another factor, not to be underestimated, is the way in which the prevalence of tax evasion in Italy creates a natural constituency for Berlusconi and his legal troubles.
