The phrase "after prevalence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the timing or consequences that follow the occurrence or commonness of something.
Example: "The study revealed significant changes in health outcomes after prevalence of the disease increased."
Alternatives: "following prevalence" or "subsequent to prevalence".
All populations of both selection methods are subjected to 5000 generations of selective pressure withdrawal to simulate the disuse of specific antibiotics after prevalence of resistance.
After prevalence estimation of ARFID using the dichotomized EDY-Q diagnostic items for ARFID, the distribution of ARFID, as well as the EDY-Q mean score difference in sex, age, or BMI category was tested with Chi square and Kruskal Wallis rank sum tests as well as post hoc analyses using Bonferroni corrections.
Myositis patients with presence of muscle biopsy on or within one year before or after prevalence date; specialist visit on or within one year after the prevalence date; presence of immunosuppressants and/or systemic corticosteroids on or within one year after index date.
For those born in 1980s and after, PAT prevalence was significantly higher than HCV prevalence (p-value <0.001).
In 2013, five years after this prevalence study, a second study was planned to be done with the same subjects of the first study.
After taking prevalence rate into account, the proportion of the total fracture costs accounted for by NHNV, hip, and vertebral fractures were 66%, 21%and13%3% for the 50 64 age cohort, and 36%, 52%and12%2% for the ≥ 65 age cohort.
MDR-TB epidemics propagated more extensively after TB prevalence had fallen.
These windows occur after the prevalence of TB infection and the immunity it confers has been reduced to less than 30% prevalence of latent TB leaving most of the population vulnerable.
Six years after, the prevalence had decreased to 22% [ 7].
In contrast, after 1994, prevalence of ST1 isolates decreased markedly (IRR 0.07, CI 0.02 0.27, p<0.001).
On comparing CXR findings 3 years after the prevalence survey, Japanese raters detected deterioration in more cases than Vietnamese raters.
