Sentence examples for four prevalence from inspiring English sources

6 7 8 9 In the United Kingdom, four prevalence surveys of abnormal PrP have been reported to date 5 10 11 12 (see supplementary table 1).

The ISoS compared long-term follow-up studies (10 15 years) from 14 culturally diversely treated incidence cohorts and four prevalence cohorts, totaling 1633 subjects, and found that approximately 50% experience a "good" outcome [ 65].

(If mixture models for the prevalences were not used, prevalence estimates might be artificially inflated, especially in herds and regions with low or zero prevalence).

Using this model, inferences for the distribution of prevalences, mean prevalence in the region, and predicted prevalence of herds in the region (including the predicted probability of zero prevalence) are also available.

To overcome these problems we applied a latent class analysis to the results of two prevalence studies carried out in two neighbouring Northern Italian regions (Lombardy and Veneto) that account for over 50% of the Italian dairy cattle population.

The low-degree units with zero prevalence are so few that, by stochastic fluctuations, they just happen to be zero.

Although the difference between the correct rejection rate at the two prevalence rates was significant, there was a larger effect of prevalence on hit rate.

Mensah et al. (2002) also analysed kenkey samples in Accra and recorded zero prevalence for Salmonella spp. This was attributed to the high acidity associated with kenkey which inhibits microbial growth (Mensah et al., 2002).

While zero prevalence should be everyone's ideal target, a realistic goal should be prevalence that first world countries have already attained.

Fixating too deeply on the biography of a killer nudges us away from discussing the American problems that fuel these killings the prevalence of guns, and the ease with which almost anyone can get one, and the way the NRA and Congress protect gun manufacturers from responsibility for how their products are being used.

In addition, low prevalence of PGAs on reefs (as opposed to zero prevalence) was associated with increased frequencies of ultraviolet radiation anomalies.