Sentence examples for infestation status from inspiring English sources

Household geographic unique identifier codes, coordinates, participation status, and T. infestans bug infestation status were stored for subsequent analysis (17 ).

For infestation among inspected households, outcome is the infestation status during the first inspection during the surveillance phase.

The outcome assessed in the first model consists of 2 processes: selection of inspected households (reporting households and their neighbors) and individual infestation status of inspected households.

The variable Siblings with lice (with/without) represented siblings taking part in our investigation, and they therefore had a known infestation status.

For all control activities, a unique identifier code, participation (0/1), and infestation status (0/1) of each household were recorded.

Results of the logistic regression models are displayed in table 2. In both unadjusted and adjusted models, the association between anxiety symtoms and bed bug infestation status was statistically significant (OR (95% CI) adjusted model=4.8 (1.5 to 14.7)).

The risk factors identified based on chi-square test were; 1 2 year of animals, herd size and location in sheep while, milking status, ticks infestation, location and herd size for goats (p < 0.05).

Examinations on days 2, 6, and 9 were limited to 2 3 strokes of the comb on each section, intended to provide diagnostic snapshot data of the status of infestation, because more prolonged combing could have become an additional intervention.

Policy makers are concerned that the long-term effects of worm infestation impair childhood nutritional status, school performance, and long-term cognitive development (Bethony 2006).

The study in South Africa (5 ) challenges the generally accepted concept that head lice infestation refers to lower socioeconomic status; of 2 schools, 1 in a low socioeconomic status area, populated by black students only, and the other in a high socioeconomic status area, populated by students of various races, head lice infestation was found only in the second school, solely among white pupils.

In our third logistic model, we estimated the probability of infestation among inspected households given the household infestation and participation status during the treatment phase; we used a random effect term to control for potential similarity of households around a household that generated a report.