Sentence examples for I prevalence from inspiring English sources

We aimed to study the epidemiology of IPV victimization, MD, and co-occurring IPV-MD in Spanish men and women in terms of i) prevalence, ii) association between IPV and MD, and iii) sociodemographic and clinical characteristics associated with IPV, MD, and co-occurring IPV-MD.

The infectiousness of individuals with submicroscopical gametocyte densities was lower than that of children with microscopical gametocyte densities in terms of (i) prevalence of infection, (ii) proportion of infected mosquitoes and (iii) oocyst burden in mosquitoes.

Two measures were used to describe intestinal parasite infection: (i) prevalence and (ii) intensity of infection (eggs/oocysts per gram faeces), a common proxy for worm burden [ 15].

Comparison of temporally and geographically matched farmed and wild ducks showed that they had different Campylobacter populations in terms of: (i) prevalence, (ii) Campylobacter species and (iii) diversity of genotypes.

Table  1 shows the numerical relationships among i) prevalence of a risk factor/marker, ii) the relative risk of disease associated with the marker (indicated by OR), iii) PAR%, iv) sensitivity, and v) specificity.

The 37 studies addressed heterogeneous aspects of HIV testing and counselling in migrants and ethnic minorities, which could be grouped as follows: (i) prevalence and risk factors for HIV infection; (ii) barriers to HIV testing; (iii) HIV testing uptake; (iv) late HIV diagnosis; and (v) interventions to encourage HIV testing.

Due to the limited data available it was not possible to construct robust time trends in HIV/STI prevalences in this review.

Data from community and clinic-based surveys on HIV/STI prevalences in men, non-pregnant women and FSWs are currently available in PNG only.

These factors may also explain the high HIV/STI prevalences observed in Tanah Papua Province in Eastern Indonesia, which is experiencing a generalised HIV epidemic that has many parallels to that of neighbouring PNG[90].

i. Prevalence estimates of LBP in surveys are calculated on the basis of the people participating in that survey.

Intermediate host dependent variables included i) infection prevalence (parasite infectivity to/resistance in the snail) and ii) mortality (virulence).