Sentence examples for critical prevalence from inspiring English sources

Endemic and disease-free states are separated by an unstable equilibrium that represents the critical prevalence below which the system converges to the disease-free state.

The robustness curve in Figure 1 is based on satisficing the relative TB prevalence: requiring that the prevalence not exceed the critical value, Cm. Figure 1 shows the robustness vs. the critical prevalence.

From Figure 5 we see that, for critical TB prevalence Cm less than 3%, the 30-year TB prevalence is more robust than the 20-year prevalence which is more robust than the 10 year prevalence.

For instance, at critical TB prevalence of Cm=0.02, the robustnesses for 10, 20 and 30 year horizons are 0, 0.08 and 0.12, respectively.

Identifying effective and accessible interventions for dementia caregivers is critical as dementia prevalence increases.

Despite the critical consequences and prevalence of these decisions to trust machines and humans, very little is known about the psychology behind them.

Amid this collective glut of symbolic fabrications awaiting critical decoding, the prevalence of interviews, I think, reflects a hunger for direct address, for filmmakers to say what they think, to reflect their own ideas without the displacement of drama and their own personality without the mask of characters.

Migratory birds are critical to the prevalence of many epidemic diseases.

This finding is comparable to publications of critical illness, where prevalence of cirrhosis was about 4 7% in the general intensive care setting [31, 32].

We believe that the quality assessment tool used [ 14, 15] addresses efficiently the need for critical appraisal of prevalence studies.

In any case, mothers' routine activities related to food and health are critical given the prevalence of chronic disease observed in Mexican-origin women [ 1, 20] and children along the U.S.-Mexican U.S.-Mexicanationwide [ 65- 67].