Sentence examples for active prevalence from inspiring English sources

NVC alterations can change with disease progression and severity, and Cutolo et al. have reported three different NVC scleroderma patterns, i.e., early (presence of giant capillaries), active (prevalence of giant capillaries), and late pattern (prevalence of avascular areas) [8], possibly mirroring the different phases of the disease.

These increases in active prevalence may reflect changes in diagnostic practices or a greater focus on community based treatment options, which may result in larger proportions of the population coming into contact with services.

Active prevalence was not associated with gender (Yates-corrected χ = 2.16, p = 0.14); 856152 (56%) of the cutaneous leishmaniasis case-patients were women, and 67/152 (44%) of cutaneous leishmaniasis case-patients were men.

17 The active prevalence of disorder (proportion of the population in contact with mental health services in the preceding five years) increased over time for some disorders (fig 1), in particular affective psychoses and stress or adjustment reactions.

Results When using active prevalence of disorder (contact with services in previous five years), the life expectancy gap increased from 13.5 to 15.9 years for males and from 10.4 to 12.0 years for females between 1985 and 2005.

The mental health information system is a population based case register of service contacts so these prevalence rates represent the active prevalence of having been treated for a psychiatric condition by mental health services in the previous five years.

After the rapid reduction in active TB prevalence mentioned above, the average predicted active TB prevalence remained below 1% until the 10th year.

The estimated active TB prevalence in the Chinese population in 2010 is 392 cases per 100,000, a little higher than the 367 cases per 100,000 found in 2000 [44].

The results of our study showed a decreasing pattern of active trachoma prevalence as a child gets older.

It was calibrated so that, with the current scenario, the active TB prevalence would remain roughly stable over 10 years.

Similarly, previous research has also shown a decrease in active trachoma prevalence with increasing age [11], [13], [16], [23].