Sentence examples for prevalence above from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, the lower estimate of incidence and prevalence above are obtained from a study of Veterans Affairs (VA) patients in the Pacific Northwest, pertinent to the current study's patient population.

Only three Asian countries have a prevalence above 1%--Thailand 1%--Thailandnd Myanmar--but UNAIDS questions how long these countries will keep HIV at bay. "Certainly, there is no room for complacency," the report concludes.

D.C. has the worst AIDS case rate in the country and HIV prevalence above 3percentt.

Obese males and females have higher prevalence (above 30%) in the U.S. and some Middle Eastern and Oceanian countries, medium prevalence in the rest of North America and Europe, and lower prevalence ( In 1997 the WHO formally recognized obesity as a global epidemic. As of 2008 the WHO estimates that at least 500 million adults (greater than 10%) are obese, with higher rates among women than men.

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%.

Based on these data and the estimate that 3.28 million births occur in the DRC every year [10], 20.6% of excess under-5 deaths were attributable to malaria in communities with adult parasite prevalence above 10%.

The differences in prevalence noted above are difficult to explain due to a lack of data on methodology and comparable risk factors.

Baseline prevalence for above age-predicted maximal MET cut points, ACLS fitness cut points, and clinically relevant cut points were analyzed with χ likelihood ratio tests.

We also found that the benefit of a 1-dose program over a 2-dose program was greatest when the vaccine was delivered while prevalence was above 0.1% but prior to its peak.

14 Prevalence of above-cut-off PHQ-9 scores was similar among women with non-viable (4/21; 19%) and viable (6/33; 18%) pregnancy outcomes.

The prevalence of above-normal body weight in adolescents is a vexing and complex public health problem in the United States and internationally.