Given the local prevalence of children adopted from China in recent years, it is not uncommon for New York families to uncover orphanage ties.
Kalanick criticized a mayor in the Hamptons that's banned Uber despite the local prevalence of drunk driving accidents.
These antibiotics should target common skin flora (including methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus depending on local prevalence).
The predictive power of these values' and beliefs' local prevalence, however, remains inconclusive.
Local prevalence data are needed to design effective community-based malaria control programs, as endemicity varies greatly within districts.
However, consideration of universal testing is recommended for medical inpatients when local prevalence exceeds 2 per 1000, as in Milton Keynes.
A tendency to neglect or acknowledge the base rate or the local prevalence of that condition distorts Bayesian reasoning, although sometimes increasing the previous probability of a condition that might enable diagnosis or a rare or rarely encountered condition.
Antibiotics were given according to clinicians' decisions related to the local prevalence of bacteria in the annual report of the Infection Control Committee of the institute.
Furthermore, the local prevalence of AIV infection did not have an effect on the distance of virus dispersal outside our study site.
During the wintering period, viral excretion duration and inactivation rate in water, as well as local prevalence of AIV infection, influence the quantity of viruses in circulation between wintering sites but have no effect on dispersal distances.
With expanding access to ART across Africa, including the use of agents with nephrotoxic potential, the local prevalence of HIV-related CKD may be a valuable determinant of the need to screen and monitor for CKD in individuals initiating ART.
