Sentence examples for maps of prevalence from inspiring English sources

Similarly, we assessed spatial confounding by visually comparing maps of prevalence before and after adjustment holding the span size and included observations constant and by investigating changes in the optimal span size before and after adjustment [ 18]; however, more objective methods of assessing confounding are needed and are an important topic for future research.

Maps of the prevalence of podoconiosis were developed using ArcGIS 10.0 (ESRI).

The geostatistical method that was selected to generate maps of PTB prevalence distribution was based on statistical characteristics of each output surface based on comparison of cross-validation measures [ 23].

However, they are protected from malaria to some extent, and it is well known that the worldwide map of high prevalence of G6PDH deficiency largely overlaps with malaria prevalence.

Based on the results of the model validation, the categorical model was employed for estimating the relationship between malaria prevalence and environmental/climatic factors and produce a smooth map of parasitaemia prevalence.

We have assembled over 2,600 independent, empirical survey estimates of P. falciparum infection prevalence in Kenya and used these data to generate a contemporary map of infection prevalence at a 1 × 1 km resolution for the year 2009 using space-time geostatistical models within a Bayesian framework.

Low and high transmission season maps of P. falciparum prevalence were drawn using the prevalence per household (Fig. 1).

We quantified prevalence of poison use, determined factors associated with this practice and derived a map of its prevalence.

Initially, mapping of the prevalence of over 100 substances was performed at each plant and due to low concentrations a final 22 were selected for further evaluation.

To provide a global subnational map of the prevalence of underweight children that can be used by a wide user community in interdisciplinary studies of health, poverty and the environment.

"Diabetes is definitely not distributed evenly across the country," said Dr. Andrea L. Cherrington, associate professor at the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB), pointing to a CDC county-level map of diabetes prevalence.