Sentence examples for prevalence achieved from inspiring English sources

In this work, the impact of a hydatidosis control programme for dogs on the intermediate ovine host was specifically analysed to determine the levels of prevalence achieved and the dynamics of parasite transmission, as well as to evaluate the quality of diagnostic systems in slaughterhouses.

Thus, 35.4% of the expected AF prevalence achieved an optimal time in the therapeutic range.

Thus, only 35.4% of the expected AF prevalence achieved an optimal TTR.

The current yearly sexual HIV incidence among PWID is estimated by calibrating a constant force of infection model to the possible HIV prevalence achieved among newly initiated PWID before they start injecting.

The wBol1 strain is also of interest because the extreme prevalence achieved can drive fast evolution in the host, in the form of the spread of suppressor genes that stop the action of the male-killer, and restore the sex ratio to parity [ 5, 6].

To quantify the effect of a long-lasting prophylactic such as piperaquine, we assumed that all prevalence reduction observed after a campaign with AL is due to curing individuals, while any additional reduction in prevalence achieved by DP compared to AL is due to protection against reinfection.

Our model does well at predicting cancer prevalence, achieving an area under the ROC curve of 0.83 which is similar to that found in other studies, for example Selvachandran (0.86) [ 22].

The contours overlaid on these panels indicate curves of equal disease prevalence K. Interestingly, except in the case where the environmental states of parents and offspring have no correlation (e = 0.5), each contour of equal prevalence achieves a minimum heritability value when μ x,0→1 = μ y,0→1 and a maximum when μ x,0→1 and μ y,0→1 are as different as possible.

According to the most recent update of the smoking epidemic model [ 16], among women the stage II is characterized by a rapid increase of the prevalence of smoking, along with few deaths attributable to smoking; stage III starts when the peak prevalence is achieved.

Nevertheless, targeting puddles alone will probably not reduce the vector burden to such an extent that reduction of malaria prevalence is achieved.

However, reductions in chlamydia prevalence were achieved more rapidly than without catch-up vaccination.