Sentence examples for era prevalence from inspiring English sources

In none of these studies were the joints opened and the exact pathology evaluated, which is essential for the evaluation of ERA prevalence.

Before the highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) era, the prevalence of AIDS associated cryptococcal meningoencephalitis was 5 10% in the developed countries [ 2, 3].

Three decades into the AIDS era, the prevalence of HIV is still rising in Belgium. 1 HIV has become endemic in the group of men who have sex with men (MSM), and prevention efforts seem to be failing to reduce HIV incidence in this population.

Among the most startling revelations of the DNA era is the prevalence of false confessions by people who are proven unequivocally innocent.

In an era where NCD prevalence in SSA is increasing [ 1– 7], failure to screen for BP [ 48] and body mass index is a missed opportunity in assessing a patients' potential risk.

In the era of rising prevalence of serious infections caused by multidrug-resistant (MDR) organisms and the paucity of in-flow of newer antimicrobial agents, the relatively older antibiotics that had been left out of clinical practice for various reasons are now being increasingly considered as the potential agents to combat such infections.

Shriner et al. [5] and Williams et al. [6] also consider the success of association studies in the genome-wide era and discuss the prevalence of findings which, in this genome-wide era, fail to replicate.

However, one problem in the beginning of the genomic era was a clear prevalence of sequencing projects that focussed on bacterial pathogens.

In this era of longevity, the prevalence of diseases increases, and we must anticipate the greater likelihood of multiple, simultaneous diagnoses [ 8].

59 Given that we live in an era in which the prevalence of diabetes, already at epidemic proportions, is doubling roughly every 15 years, these results were not surprising.

We hypothesized that: (1) free-range pigs would show more lameness than do confined pigs, which would be reflected in a difference in gait scores (evaluating locomotion); (2) gait score would relate to OC index; (3) gait score would relate to prevalence of ERA; and (4) pigs with poor gait scores at rearing would have their joints condemned at slaughter.