Sentence examples for persistent prevalence from inspiring English sources

Results demonstrate moderate to high and persistent prevalence of BYDV in an endangered grassland habitat.

Despite increased HAND research and treatment efforts, the persistent prevalence of HAND continues to pose a great challenge to the HIV research and patient communities.

Particularly the post-stroke body changes may explain the rather high and persistent prevalence of FoF in stroke patients, even after discharge home.

We note, in particular, the persistent prevalence of the misconception in African American women and the decreased prevalence of it in Asian women.

The status of BZ resistance on Slovak sheep farms changed little between 1993 and 2006, assuming a low persistent prevalence of BZ resistance during the intervening, untested period.

Southern areas could become even more suitable for transmission, but the persistent prevalence of malaria in these areas means a rise in cases is unlikely unless many people immigrate.

Our model showed a cyclical variation in influenza cases by day of the week with fewer people being exposed on weekends, differences in emergency room and clinic visits by day of the week, an earlier peak in influenza cases, and persistent high prevalence among people age 65 or older and the daily prevalence of infection among health-care workers.

Table 2 shows, for given values of β1 and ε3, the range of p0 that lead to persistent scrapie prevalence above the threshold 0.001%.

Figures 2 and 3 show the persistent high prevalence of low-HDL-cholesterol and hypertriglyceridemia even after stratification for age, respectively.

This trend supports the hypothesis that food security action based on community level priorities and needs can potentially accelerate the reduction of persistent high prevalence of hunger.

The persistent high prevalence of antibiotic misuse probably reflects both inertia in physician practice and continued demand from patients.