Sentence examples for in total prevalence from inspiring English sources
No decrease in total prevalence was found to have taken place during that period.
The results of our study show that geographic disparities exist in total prevalence of NTDs.
Because of the slow decrease in total prevalence after treatment it did not seem appropriate to restrict analysis of re-infection to those children who were egg-negative three weeks after treatment.
Whereas estimates from mixed models that took into account heterogeneities across registries suggested that a small decrease (~3% per year) in total prevalence of NTD between 1999 and 2003, this decrease followed a period of a comparable increase between 1995 and 1999.
10 The overall long term fluctuations in the total prevalence of NTD in our data cannot be due to mandatory fortification of food staples, as such a policy has not yet been implemented in European countries.
11 12 In this study, we assessed the trends in the total prevalence and live birth prevalence of NTD in Europe by using data from EUROCAT registries for the period 1991-2011.
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.
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).
Data from the northern part of the Netherlands show that after this campaign there was a 43% [95% confidence interval (95% CI) 15 61%] reduction in the total prevalence of NTDs (from 11.44 per 10,000 births in 1989 1991 to 6.52 per 10,000 in 2000 2002) [ 4].
This study will use a newly updated database, the Chinese Birth Defects Monitoring Network (CBDMN), to investigate the epidemiological patterns of NTDs and the presence of geographic and urban rural disparities in the total prevalence of NTDs at any weeks of GA in China during 2006 2008.
For DS, we found, with marginal statistical significance, annual relative increases in the total prevalence of around 3% (p=0.079) and annual relative reductions of 5% in the prevalence at birth (p=0.098).
