Sentence examples for in lower prevalence from inspiring English sources

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.

Interestingly, male-female prevalence ratios for 3 or more partners or history of paid sex were more extreme in higher prevalence settings than in lower prevalence settings.

First, male-female differences in multi-partner sex and paid sex were more extreme in higher prevalence than in lower prevalence settings (Figure 7).

Other toxic compounds were detected in lower prevalence and concentrations (see Table 1 for those more relevant values; all insecticides were found at concentrations <0.001 ppb), which was further supported by basal levels of brain cholinesterase (Table 1).

NSAIDs and antiparasitics were found in lower prevalence than fluoroquinolones, but at higher concentrations than those found in other avian scavengers, especially for flunixin meglumine and sodium salicylate [6], [12], [21].

A previous report that no isolates collected globally were members of clade 2 following outbreak week 08 [9] is not supported by our findings, since clade 2 viruses were present (albeit in lower prevalence) throughout wave 1, and even as late as outbreak week 30 during Canada's wave 2 (Table S2).

For obesity, IOTF cutoffs resulted in lower prevalences than when using CDC or WHO cutoffs in all age- and sex categories.

It is clear that missing data resulted in lower prevalences of metabolic syndrome characteristics in the classification that used patients with only three or more criteria measured.

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.

Those changes were more distinct in men than in women (lower prevalence rates in 13 of the 21 syndromes in men compared to lower prevalence rates in 6 of the 21 syndromes in women and identical prevalence rates in 2 of the 21 syndromes).

Parvovirus was present in all years and was in relatively lower prevalence in Chilko (overall prevalence of 16% vs >34% in Harrison; Fig. 1).