Sentence examples for existing prevalence from inspiring English sources

The scale of any future waves depends in part on the existing prevalence of infection in the population.

Therefore, existing prevalence estimates may be high and non-discriminating.

It is considered to be underdiagnosed based on both existing prevalence figures (e.g., 2.3 6.3 VS 1 % estimates) as well as existing diagnostic capacity.

At the contemplation stage of the trial, it was presumed that the OHE interventions under investigation would result in 50% reduction in the existing prevalence of gingivitis (34%) in 12 years old urban school children in Pakistan [ 1].

Furthermore at the contemplation stage of the study it was presumed that the OHE interventions tested in the present study would reduce the existing prevalence of gingivitis (34%) in the study subjects by 50%.

Existing prevalence estimates based on dogs presented for primary practice care in the UK and USA are approximately three times higher [ 10, 11], however validity of comparisons with the estimate from this study is limited as these surveys were based on different methodologies for calculation of disease frequency measures.

The existing FASD prevalence estimates in Russia vary greatly from population to population and study to study.

For the reasons stated above, this study cannot definitively confirm that existing lifetime prevalence estimates are too low.

Although the trend toward increasing obesity in the U.S. appears to have abated over the past ten years [ 3], the existing high prevalence remains a concern.

In other words, it is differential reproduction of TEs within genomes and (potentially) the differential reproduction of TE-bearing species within genera that account for TE prevalence in existing genomes and the prevalence of genomes that bear them.

We focused on 14 countries with existing male circumcision prevalence lower than 80% and HIV prevalence among adults higher than 5%, since these settings have been shown to be best for MAMC to produce a large reduction in HIV with favourable economic outcomes.