Sentence examples for ongoing incidence from inspiring English sources

While few sleeping sickness cases have been reported in Kenya since the late 1960s and early 1970s, cattle infection remains an economic burden and there is ongoing incidence of disease across the border in south-eastern Uganda.

Global increases in HIV prevalence among gay, bisexual and other men who have sex with men (MSM) [ 5- 8], a reflection of both improved survival and ongoing incidence, present major challenges to effective prevention strategies [ 9, 10].

Although, primary transmission of M/XDR strains contributes in part to the ongoing incidence, it appears that one of the key driving forces behind the rise of M/XDR-TB is poor case management (5, 6).

Most of the treatment-related AEs were observed beginning on the day of injection and only a few were observed beginning beyond day 7 after the injection; all resolved by the end of study (with the exception of 1 ongoing incidence of contusion [bruising]), and the mean duration was 2 to 3 weeks for most AEs within both periods.

There are at least several factors contributing to the ongoing high incidence of IPV in communities of color.

Weekly national and regional ongoing ILI incidence estimates are published on the Web (http://www.sentiweb.org).sentiweb.org

When the density of uninfected persons reaches a threshold below which the number of susceptibles cannot sustain an ongoing epidemic, incidence peaks and then starts to decline.

1 Increased access to antiretroviral (ARV) therapy reduces the risk of sexual transmission from people with HIV to partners; however, ongoing HIV incidence can be sustained by people who are unaware of their infection.

The strong association between HCV prevalence among those older than 30 years, and those younger than 30 years, further affirms the interpretation of considerable ongoing HCV incidence in Egypt.

Such associations could represent a cohort effect related to infection in the past or could be a result of ongoing low incidence of HEV infection resulting in cumulative exposure to infection over time.

Though HCV prevalence among adults in Egypt is well characterized, the level of ongoing HCV incidence and relative contribution of various transmission routes remain uncertain and a subject of discussion.