Sentence examples for line prevalence from inspiring English sources

115 For the primary objective, we assume that end line prevalence of enteric infection will be 70% in the control arm and about 59% in the intervention arm (RR=0.84).

A previous study of participation in a 10-year follow-up in the VIP found that the base line prevalence of smoking among non-participants versus participants in the follow-up was 30.8% versus 24.8%.

In order to detect a difference of 5 percentage points in the prevalence of acute malnutrition among children 6 59 months of age between the trial arms, assuming a fixed number of 20 clusters and end-line prevalence of 21%%, and allowing a type 1 error rate of 5%% and power of 80%%, we calculated that a minimum sample size of 1,767 children in 10 clusters for each arm will be necessary.

For other second-line and first-line ARVs, prevalence was not significantly associated, except nevirapine, for which countries with higher prevalence paid more.

Using PROCR and ESA markers, we were able to isolate a subset of highly tumorigenic cells from the MDA-MB-231 cell line (the prevalence of CD44+/CD24−/low in the bulk cell population was more than 90%) (Figure 1D and Table 2).

These figures are in line with prevalence levels reported in New South Wales Australiaa) [ 7] but are higher than the levels of 10% from a self-reporting survey of UK farmers [ 8], 6% in Swedish sheep [ 9] and 12% reported in central Kashmir India [ 3].

Instead of using total lysates to probe for Caspase-3 activity, the cytoplasmic fractions were used in line with prevalence of Caspase-3 in the cytoplasm after apoptosis induction consistent with various reports that demonstrated that Caspase-3 only enters the nucleus during late apoptosis when the nuclear envelope breaks down.

In Fig. 2, the solid line represents the prevalence curve and the dashed line represents the frequency curve.

Even so, we suspect this finding was also influenced by interest bias; since losses at individual level were greater from migraine than from TTH, we suggest a conservative downrating of the estimate by one third, in line with the prevalence estimate of Ferrante et al [24] rather than our own.

The reduction of work over the Brighton main line and the prevalence of the N class precipitated another move to Stewarts Lane shed in London.

This is not in line with the prevalence of usage of CAM in the population.