Sentence examples for identical prevalence from inspiring English sources

In 2007, already 79% of E. coli isolates collected in India, were positive for ESBLs, with an almost identical prevalence in both hospital and community [25, 27].

A recent study of ARI in Nha Trang (Central Vietnam) reported almost identical prevalence rates for RSV and influenza A but found a lower percentage of co-infections (11% versus 20% in our study) and different prevalence rates for rhinovirus (28% versus 4% in our patients) and bocavirus (5% verus 16% in our patients) [23], [24].

Nearly identical prevalence of HBV infection irrespective of HIV infection strongly indicates HIV screening for Hepatitis B infected patients.

Disease prevalence data were not available stratified by both age and sex; thus, we stratified by age only and assumed identical prevalence functions for males and females.

Furthermore, a study from Greece found an identical prevalence of DM in a CTS population as compared to control subjects from the general population [ 18].

Using the IMD analyser in the period 2000 2005, Annemans et al 19 reported an identical prevalence of 1.4% suggesting that gout prevalence may have reached a plateau.

However, establishing identical prevalences should not be the goal in defining a new means of diagnosing diabetes.

The purpose of their report was not to establish identical prevalences in defining new criteria for diabetes and high risk for diabetes but rather to identify individuals at risk for diabetes complications and diabetes so that preventive treatment could follow.

If the raw and the CDM data were identical, the prevalence of all inpatient conditions would fall on the 45-degree line.

The detection of identical low prevalence strains in a small number of individuals of seven species may question their role as reproductive manipulator and their vertical inheritance.

Our HBsAg seroprevalence is identical to the prevalence of 7.85% among pregnant women reported by Kfutwah et al [ 18] earlier on this year in Yaounde, despite working on blood samples collected from pregnant women more than 10 years ago.