Sentence examples for whole prevalence from inspiring English sources

Therefore, on the whole, prevalence studies have provided no persuasive evidence that individuals with ASD are more violent than those without ASD.

Children born in certain regions of the study area were up to 1.27 times as likely to be recognized as having ASD compared to children born in the study area as a whole (prevalence ratio (PR) range across the study area 0.57-1.27; global P=0.003).

In the whole population, prevalence of type 2 diabetes, dyslipidemia, obesity, and hypertension was high.

For the sample as a whole the prevalence of IPV experience between birth and 33 months was 17.5%.

In the population as a whole, AF prevalence was 3.0% (3.4% in men and 2.6% in women).

On the whole, the prevalence of obesity were higher in men than in women, and positively associated with age.

Conversely, on the whole, the prevalence of HBV in our study population was slightly higher than that of HCV (1.81% vs. 1.58%).

Between 1999 and 2004, in contrast to the other countries included in this paper, Niue performed three whole population prevalence surveys using ICT.

Hence, the longitudinal whole-focus prevalence data seem to reaffirm the threshold curve.

No matter how much agencies insist that the location is never the whole story, the prevalence of Mount Tam backdrops has led some producers to take a break.

Briefly, our univariate analysis revealed an effect of migraine frequency on total RLS prevalence (whole cohort), though the effect was no longer significant after adjusting for baseline characteristics.