Sentence examples for number of tuberculosis from inspiring English sources

India and China, home to the largest number of tuberculosis cases, are not included.

The trend was largely hidden behind generally positive news on the TB battle front, where the overall number of tuberculosis cases nationwide has declined steadily since 1992.

A number of tuberculosis hospitals were built around the state in the early 20th century, and the Waterford campus is regarded as one of the most distinguished.

The report measured infant mortality, the proportion of the population not expected to live to 60 and the number of tuberculosis cases.

That appraisal was based on tests showing that the number of tuberculosis bacteria in the man's sputum were too low to be detected but still enough to infect others.

Whereas the number of tuberculosis cases grew in some regions, WHO reported declining rates of infection in Estonia and Latvia, as well as in Orel and Tomsk, two regions in the Russian Federation.

Though the number of tuberculosis cases in the United States has fallen to an all-time low, a panel of experts called yesterday for renewed efforts to prevent the disease, including screening immigrants for the dormant form of TB and tripling the financing for tuberculosis research.

The governor said the state is aiming to reduce new HIV diagnoses to 750 by the end of the decade – about the same number of tuberculosis cases seen in New York City each year – down from 3,000 expected this year and 14,000 new cases of the disease in 1993.

The number of tuberculosis cases in the UK topped 9,000 in 2009 - the highest for nearly 30 years.

With the recent unchecked global pandemic of human immunodeficiency virus, the number of tuberculosis and secondary spondylitis cases is again increasing at an alarming rate.

At each visit data were collected on weight, haemoglobin concentration, Karnofsky performance score and symptoms score (number of tuberculosis-related symptoms rated 'much better' or 'resolved' dividing by the total number of tuberculosis-related symptoms present at enrolment).