Sentence examples for decline prevalence from inspiring English sources

In patients with severe decline, prevalence of at least one certain drop was considerably higher than in patients without severe decline: 86% (95% CI 81%to90%0%) vs 54% (95% CI 51%to5757%) in patients with CKD and 77% (95% CI 70%to83%3%) vs 46%9595% CI 44%to48%8%) in patients without CKD.

Applying the measures would prevent a varying percentage of infections, ranging from a low of 40percentt in countries with stable or declining prevalence (like Senegal and Thailand), to a high of 70percentt in countries with rapidly growing epidemics (like Cameroon and China).

On the other hand, studies published years later in other countries showed a declining prevalence of no more than 17%.

The curves for all headache and migraine show prevalence increasing to a peak during the age range 40 49 years, then declining; prevalence of TTH peaked 10 years earlier but remained high in the 5th decade.

Despite the declining prevalence of marriage, more than three-quarters of Americans will marry at least once in their lifetime.

Interestingly, these samples with declining prevalence of SBV were eggs in which the DWV prevalence was increasing (Figure 4).

When extending the time frame, the costs per infection averted decrease (figure 5), because the declining prevalence of each additional year is compared to the higher baseline prevalence.

This paper attempts to determine the role of declining prevalence of drug-susceptible TB in enabling future epidemics of MDR-TB.

In the base projection, the annual number of new infections increases somewhat from 2010 to 2020 largely due to an increase among IDU, required to maintain constant prevalence after a period of declining prevalence among that group.

In each of the study years the mean P. falciparum prevalence within the spatial clusters was considerably higher than that outside the clusters (Table 2) with the differences generally increasing with declining prevalence.

The declining prevalence of Active School Transportation (AST) has been accompanied by a decrease in independent mobility internationally.