Sentence examples for infectivity prevalence from inspiring English sources

It is important however, to acknowledge the small sample sizes used in this study for both FP infected and non infected turtle individuals, as this may not fully represent the actual CFPHV infectivity prevalence.

Intermediate host dependent variables included i) infection prevalence (parasite infectivity to/resistance in the snail) and ii) mortality (virulence).

Our study found a lower rate of HBV infectivity, with a prevalence of HBeAg among HBsAg-positive women of 12.1%.

To more clearly define the prevalence, infectivity, and virulence of M. ovipneumoniae, sampling of additional healthy bighorn sheep populations is needed.

If transmission is assumed to be possible through blood transfusions (100% infectivity), then the maximum prevalence among recipients is increased by ≈78 infections after 4 more years for the short incubation period and by 193 infections after 23 more years for the long incubation period.

Due to the prevalence and infectivity of PCV2 and considering the successful use of molecular methods coupled to cell culture for detecting infectious PCV2, we suggest that this virus can be used as a bioindicator in swine manure treatment systems to check the efficiency of pathogen inactivation and ensure the production of safe biofertilizers from swine manure.

34 If a precautionary approach is adhered to, and it is assumed that the presence in humans of abnormal PrP in lymphoreticular tissue is synonymous with blood infectivity, then the observed prevalence of abnormal prion suggests that more instances of vCJD transmission by blood transfusion should have been recognised in the United Kingdom by now.

However, these findings should be interpreted with caution because, given the short duration of infectivity, even a low prevalence of H. ducreyi in a population with GUD implies that a reservoir of infected persons with a high rate of sex partners is present.

The rate of HPV infection is a function of p a, r, the number of partners per year for age group (a) and sexual activity group (r); i a, the infectivity per infected partner for persons of age (a); and Q a, r, the prevalence of HPV infection in the pool of male partners for women of this age and sexual activity subgroup.

A simulated human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) population, dynamic infection data for 100,000 individuals with 1% initial prevalence and 2% infectivity, was created.

The fact that we have not found a single case of a high prevalence infected Australian tephritid fruit fly species in 24 tested species raises the question whether these taxa exhibit traits that reduce Wolbachia infectivity while two species had Wolbachia infections in their evolutionary past.