Sentence examples for lower endemicity from inspiring English sources

Direct comparison between a highly endemic population in Guinea and a population with lower endemicity in The Gambia indicated another locus with alleles at highly differentiated frequencies, containing the gametocyte development gene gdv1 that is essential for parasite transmission [ 17].

A wide and unexplained spectrum of clinical disease caused by the malaria parasite Plasmodium falciparum is responsible for approximately one million deaths each year, mostly in African children in highly endemic populations [1] but also in adults in areas of lower endemicity [2].

Evaluations into the test's diagnostic accuracy should now be extended using larger sample sizes, more diverse age groups and in areas of lower endemicity.

3 More recent rapid epidemiological mapping of onchocerciasis indicated mostly meso- and hyperendemic villages in Mambasa and lower endemicity in Watsa.

When persons from regions with high endemicity of a given disease move to ones with lower endemicity, new challenges for public health are created.

Of the 71 trials of HRP-2 RDTs included in the Cochrane diagnostic test accuracy review, 51 were conducted in areas of lower endemicity with a pooled sensitivity of 95.1% (95% CI 93.1 to 96.6) and specificity of 95.9%9595% CI 94.1 to 97.2) (Abba 2011).

In areas with lower precontrol endemicity (lower vector biting rates), such transmission becomes less important and biannual treatment has a lesser impact, yet still shortens program duration.

Relative to their receptive endemicities, the regions of Caprivi, Kavango, Ohangwena, Omusati, Oshana and Oshikoto all had more than 80% of their populations currently residing in a lower contemporary endemicity class, mainly between 1% and 5% PfPR2-10 (Table  1 and Figure  2E).

Increasing the discount rate reduced the cost effectiveness of both annual and biannual CDTI, with this reduction being more pronounced the lower the precontrol endemicity level.

There is no unique affinity with seeps or vents at genus level, suggesting a lower taxonomic level of endemicity for nematodes compared with mega- and macrofauna.

The greater endemicity and lower population size of tropical species could make them more susceptible to the types of fragmentary disturbance inflicted by deforestation and urban development.