Sentence examples for prevalence I from inspiring English sources

An original agent-based model (ABM) was designed for predicting the prevalence (i.e., proportion of infected individuals in the total population at a given time) of T. cruzi I and II during single and mixed infections.

The plus symbols (corresponding to the right-hand abscissae) show the fraction of units with non-zero prevalence (i.e., where there has been at least one MRSA patient).

Or does it instead signal a rise in 'diagnosed prevalence' (i.e., more diagnoses, but actually misdiagnoses)?" Hinshaw wrote in an email to VICE News.

It's important to note that while the prevalence (i.e., proportion of total cases in the population at a specific time) of dementia is declining, the incidence (i.e., number of new cases) of people with the disease may not be.

Infection prevalence, i.e. the fraction of mosquitoes carrying at least one oocyst, and infection intensity, i.e; the number of oocysts per mosquito determined only in the subset of mosquitoes with >0 oocyst, were separately tested.

Of these seven cohorts, five fulfilled criteria of comprising populations unselected for IPN resistance and having heritability values consistent with the observed prevalence, i.e. heritabilities transformed to the liability scale [13] remained within the parameter space.

Overall, the unweighted HIV prevalence (i.e. unadjusted for RDS) for the sample was 4.5%, but was higher in females than males (10.2% vs. 3.5%, p = 0.001; data not shown).

As we know the rates (i.e., the "causes") and want to calculate the prevalences (i.e., the "effects") we call this problem the forward problem.

For this mathematical modeling study, we computed, for each village, the mean prevalence of parasitemia assessed as positive by either of the two graders, yielding 12 community-specific prevalences (i = 1,…,12) for the annually treated communities.

The studies reported different types of prevalence rates, i.e., point prevalence (six studies), 12-month prevalence (six studies) and lifetime prevalence (one study).

The PUD data were also analyzed in terms of monthly prevalence proportion, i.e., the monthly prevalence of PUD admissions divided by the monthly prevalence of total admissions.