Sentence examples for in higher prevalence from inspiring English sources

Biotype 5 was found in higher prevalence among the isolates resistant to bacteriocin (62%) than among the susceptible isolates (14%) (P =.01).

Chinese children left behind in rural areas while their parents seek work elsewhere experience a lack of parental monitoring and companionship, resulting in higher prevalence of health-risk behaviours.

For centers in higher prevalence areas, the diagnoses distribution and variables associated with ED utilization may be different due to other epidemiological factors, such as lack of knowledge of underlying HIV status and lack of access to clinical resources to manage HIV.

In the oral cavity people with Crohn's may develop cheilitis granulomatosa and other forms of orofacial granulomatosis, pyostomatitis vegetans, recurrent aphthous stomatitis, geographic tongue, and migratory stomatitis in higher prevalence than the general population.

The lowest cost per infection averted, in contrast, will be achieved in higher prevalence communities.

If so, age mixing as a determinant of HIV transmission might be more extreme in higher prevalence settings than in lower prevalence settings, and deserves further study.

For overweight, IOTF cutoffs resulted in higher prevalences than when using CDC cutoffs in all age- and sex categories, in higher prevalences than when using WHO cutoffs in boys, and in lower prevalences than when using WHO cutoffs in girls.

The highest proportion of preterm births (6.8%) was found in high prevalence areas (0.57%).

Ultrasound can rapidly identify abnormal signs, which in high prevalence settings, are highly suggestive of extra-pulmonary tuberculosis (EPTB).

First, high prevalence districts were identified by a regional baseline survey, then screening and selective treatment of all schoolchildren took place in high prevalence villages within those districts.

Reflecting both the prevalence of HIV in correctional facilities as well as the CDC rank of the HIV prevalence in the states, thirty-eight percent of surveys were collected in "high prevalence" areas.