Sentence examples for insignificant prevalence from inspiring English sources

In addition, Martinez-Fierro and colleagues [ 26] reported a low and insignificant prevalence of XMRV and BKV DNA in fresh frozen prostate material but reported a positive association between prostate cancer and HPV prevalence (OR 3.98, 95% CI 1.17-13.56, p = 0.027), in contrast to our study that did not detect HPV DNA in any prostate sample.

There was also an insignificant increase in prevalence of oral warts and mucosal hyper pigmentation, while the prevalence of other oral lesions was unchanged.

Magali [ 27] reported insignificant but higher prevalence of ASFV in ticks during the dry than rainy season in South Africa.

In addition, the role of CD4 cell counts seems to be insignificant on the prevalence of Cryptosporidium spp infection in this report.

Our data show insignificant changes in prevalence of MRSA and vancomycin-resistant enterococci in southeast Austria during the past decade but an alarming increase of multidrug-resistant ESBL-producing E. coli and Klebsiella spp. isolates in recent years.

A few studies, particularly in advanced countries have found positive effects; however, a more common scenario in recent studies is the prevalence of insignificant or even negative effects.

Muslims as a percentage of the population, itself highly correlated with country circumcision rates and previously found to be negatively correlated with HIV/AIDS prevalence, is insignificant when the percentage of commercial sex workers in a population is included in the analysis.

Evidence has been presented that suggests that once the number of commercial sex workers in a country is controlled for, the percentage of the population that is of the Muslim faith is statistically insignificant in predicting HIV/AIDS prevalence rates in the general population.

The significant differences in low PF and insignificant differences in the prevalence of overweight, seen in Table 1, were reproduced.

The use of both GHb and FPG resulted in an insignificant increase in the prevalence compared with the use of FPG alone (41.1 vs. 38.8%, P = 0.200).

The differences were not insignificant – in 12 cases, the prevalence was more than five percentage points higher in males.