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With such a transmission probability, female maximal prevalence equals 25.8%, close to what we expected, but male maximal prevalence now equals 21.9% with the result that the ratio of female to male maximal prevalence becomes 1.18 (Table 3), which is lower than what is found in the DHS.

The profiles were therefore fitted with a polynomial on the logit of the seroprevalence: female HIV prevalence peaked at age 31, with 25.7% of infected women, and male prevalence peaked at age 36 with 20.6% of infected men, that is a ratio of female maximal prevalence to male maximal prevalence of 1.25, all values quite typical of African HIV epidemics.

Differential susceptibility induces more infection at young ages for females and results in a ratio of maximal prevalence (female/male) close to that observed in DHS surveys (1.25) [1.25

This exercise shows that in 2006, one expects a rising epidemic, with 19.4% of infected women aged 15 49, and 12.4% of men in the same age group; corresponding figures for 2011 are: 20.7% for women and 13.1% for men, with maximal prevalence of 30% for females and 24% for males.

Fluctuations in prevalence between years, especially the maximal prevalence in 1998, correspond to similar observations on record.

Initially, we chose to analyse DCs isolated from day 5 cultures as population 5 reaches its maximal prevalence at this time point.

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The prevalence of maximal estimated METs above each of the four cut points was similar across intervention groups at baseline (all P ≥ 0.50).

However, that the CPs prevalence is maximal in the most severe PsA subset needs to be further evaluated in properly designed studies.

The presence of cats modified the age-prevalence relationship: maximal seroprevalence was observed in oldest cows in farms without cats, and in youngest individuals in farms with cats.

As the standard deviation was a function of this unknown prevalence, we took the maximal possible value of the standard deviation (22 ).