Sentence examples for in a total prevalence from inspiring English sources

ADEs were detected in 596 of the 4970 individuals, resulting in a total prevalence of 12.0% (95% CI 11.1, 12.9%) in the total general population (Table 2).

With subsequent application of the NOF definition, an additional 422 men were identified as having osteoporosis, resulting in a total prevalence of osteoporosis (based on male specific T score of –2.5 or below at the femoral neck, total hip, or lumbar spine) of 9.4%.

9.2 million new tuberculosis (TB) cases in the world were reported in 2006 giving a total prevalence of 14.2 million of cases when previously diagnosed and cases undergoing treatment are included [1].

Two hundred and eleven pigs were positive to ELISA (IgM and IgG) as well as in PCR, showing a total prevalence of T. gondii with these 3 tests of 49.1% (95% CI 45.9 55.6) (Table 1).

The life-time NSSI prevalence, reported by adolescents, is slightly higher than the prevalence rates in young adolescence in previous studies [ 3, 4], with a total prevalence of 10.70 % at three time points.

The average one year prevalence of migraine with aura was 0.9%, with a total prevalence of 3.0% (3.9% in women; 2.1% in men).

Five additional viruses were found, resulting in a total CoV prevalence of 9.76% in insect-eating bats (n = 123).

After direct sequencing or TA cloning, partial sequences of all amplicons obtained were found to be nearly identical to group 2d bat CoVs (>98% nt identity) and resulted in a total CoV prevalence of 55.8% (Table 1).

In conclusion, a high total prevalence of NTDs remains one of the major public health concerns in China.

Our results indicate that slowing the progression of dementia by 2 years will result in a 10% relative increase in the total prevalence of dementia by 2040 relative to the no delay scenario.

In China, a total diabetes prevalence of 9.7% (92.4 million adults) was reported by the China National Diabetes and Metabolic Disorders Study in 2007 2008, while the prevalence of prediabetes was estimated to be 15.5% (148 million adults) [ 3].