Sentence examples for infectious rates from inspiring English sources

The test results showed that the infectious rates of ToRCH-related agents in these specimens collected from the gynecological department were 83% for Toxoplasmosis, 91% for Rubella, 82% for Cytomegalovirus, 73% for Herpes simplex virus type 1 and 18% for Herpes simplex virus type 2, which were rather close to those of commercial ELISA kits.

Indeed, the establishment of such evidence may be practically out of reach for epidemiologists and social scientists: cross-countries comparisons would be hazardous because AIDS-related stigma and discrimination are rooted in variable socio-cultural contexts [25], and data on infectious rates are likely to be missing or less reliable in countries were HIV-related stigma is stronger.

Among them, the serine protease inhibitor family stands out as potential targets to study the higher infectious rates in N. bombycis.

Among biologic treatments, infectious rates were reported for each biologic for descriptive purposes but the rates were not compared statistically due to the small sample size.

The main objective of this RCT was to find out if the use of high volume enemas during the first stage of labour modified neonatal and puerperal infectious rates.

The secondary objectives were to establish if there was an effect on specific neonatal or puerperal infectious rates, and other clinically relevant outcomes such as neonatal infections, maternal pelvic inflammatory disease or suture dehiscence, and antibiotic prescriptions.

Furthermore, the parameter δ is the per-capita infectious rate, we have fixed to (1/12).

According to our assay, the infectious rate of HPV 16 in these female outpatients is about 8.1% (13/160) by hybridization method and about 6.9% (11/160) by type-specific PCR method.

Six studies measured an infectious rate in the ED and elsewhere [26, 27, 29 33], though only Trick [32] analyzed the ED rate [23.5/1,000 catheter-days (95% CI 2.8 85), CLABSI] relative to the non-ED rate [1.68/1,000 catheter-days (95% CI 0.0 5.0), CLABSI].

Furthermore, the high infectious rate of these ticks by R. aeschlimannii has been reported (1 ).

*MLE, maximum-likelihood estimate; MIR, minimum infectious rate estimate; CI, confidence interval.