"geographical prevalence" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the distribution or prevalence of something, such as a disease, in a certain geographical area. Example: The geographical prevalence of malaria is high in tropical regions due to the presence of mosquitoes carrying the disease.
Lymph node biopsy in HIV patients will help to understand the epidemiology and geographical prevalence of lymph node abnormalities in HIV patients.
However, information about transmission and geographical prevalence of Mycobacterium tuberculosis strains and their evolutionary genetics as well as drug resistance remains limited.
The geographical prevalence patterns of HIV in the NRU's we surveyed reflect the adult regional and urban/rural variations recorded in the 2004 Malawi Demographic and Health Survey.
These results suggest a relation between serovars and the serological responses in human and potentially offer a partial explanation of the geographical prevalence of specific serovars.
Serotypes differ by geographical prevalence [ 7], attack rate [ 8], age distribution [ 7] tendency to cause outbreaks [ 9, 10] and propensity to acquire antimicrobial resistance genes [ 11- 13].
This can be explained by a widely different geographical prevalence of PCa. 25 Amirrasouli et al 25 evaluated 332 Iranian men with serum tPSA levels of 4 20 ng/mL.
The likelihood of infection with B. pseudomallei and B. mallei may not be equal given the circumstances; factors such as geographical distribution, prevalence, and risk factors for the diseases would be used in clinical practice for diagnosis.
Seasonal and geographical HIV prevalence variations were marked and were statistically significant.
Ethnic and geographical differences in prevalence of childhood myopia seem to have changed over time.
The 21 responses are very different in terms of geographical distribution and prevalence of infection.
Interestingly, a great variation in the geographical distribution and prevalence of the three B. canis genotypes was observed; in the North East genotype A predominated (72.1% A against 27.9% B), in contrast to the South West where genotype B predominated (10.3% A against 89.7% B).
