Sentence examples for dynamic prevalence from inspiring English sources

The results of this study will help elucidate the epidemiology of R. felis, an emerging infectious pathogen, by demonstrating the dynamic prevalence and infection density changes that occur within a flea population.

The posterior predictive check shown in Figure  4 indicated that the estimated transmission rate and the rate and shape (n) parameters in Figure  2 were reasonable, as stochastic simulations for the SIRS model with these parameter estimates from their posterior distributions were able to capture the observed dynamic (prevalence) pattern.

The DALY burden was estimated using a disease model that links the dynamic transmission model derived prevalence and intensity of O. volvulus infection with the burden of onchocercal disease [ 18].

However, understanding the dynamic forces affecting the prevalence of disability is important in interpreting changes in prevalence and to make better projections of the likelihood of continued change.

"He was surprised by the degree of volatility in consumer electronic prices, which reminded me just how unaware even the most savvy people are of the prevalence of dynamic pricing in consumer electronics," he said.

Our findings illuminate the prevalence and dynamic nature of translational regulation underlying the mammalian cell cycle.

In addition, the prevalence of dynamic BSs switching between on and off states is another issue that has influence on the energy-saving potential of a complete cellular network.

The goal of this study was to evaluate the prevalence of dynamic mechanical (brush) allodynia (BA) in CH patients attending a tertiary headache clinic, and to assess its relation to disease characteristics.

The objectives of this study are to evaluate the prevalence of dynamic mechanical (brush) allodynia (BA) in CH patients attending a tertiary headache clinic, and to assess its relation to disease characteristics.

The relationship between cost and prevalence is dynamic, and mediated by the interaction between dementia severity and formal/informal costs.

There were no significant differences in average age and recidivism rates between FSOs and FNSOs.> -wrap-foot> *p < .05, **p < .01 The prevalence of dynamic risk and protective factors in FSOs and FNSOs are presented in Table  4.