Sentence examples for minority of persons from inspiring English sources
The HIV care continuum or "treatment cascade," an epidemiological snapshot of the national epidemic in the United States (US), indicates that a minority of persons living with HIV (PLWH) have achieved VS.
We all know money talks and helps ensure what prevails in the United States is not representative democracy but representative of the interests of a minority of "persons" formerly known as corporations.
These, though valid in the money market when conducting exchanges of future incomes for spare ready money by the small minority of persons who have these luxuries to deal in, would vanish under pressure of any general political measure like to take a perilously popular and plausible example—a levy on capital.
And there has long been a vocal minority of persons who think that covering everyone via Medicare is the best approach.
To date, a minority of persons living with HIV worldwide has benefited from the advances in HIV therapeutics fueled by the scientific community, policy-makers, advocates, and the pharmaceutical industry in the global North.
Despite this high seroprevalence, both endemic and epidemic KS occur in a minority of persons who are HHV-8 infected, and little is known about the underlying mechanisms determining the transition from asymptomatic HHV-8 infection to KS disease.
Only a minority of such persons, however, choose to undergo revealing genetic testing, presenting a challenge to enrollment.
However, in a minority of infected persons, particularly in those over the age of 50, the virus multiplies in the lymphoid tissue and circulates in the bloodstream (possibly also multiplying in leukocytes, or white blood cells) before reaching the brain, resulting in encephalitis.
Viral cancers occur only in a minority of infected persons (or animals).
Worldwide, only a minority of depressed persons get the care they need [ 21].
DHF and dengue shock syndrome (DSS), which can be fatal, develop in a minority of infected persons.
