Sentence examples for prevalence constant from inspiring English sources

For a fixed prevalence, constant lifespans are consistent with lower parameter estimates than exponential lifespans.

We ignored the correlation between sensitivity and specificity and kept the disease prevalence constant at 50%.

First, we generated models with different numbers of loci, heritabilities, and MAFs, holding prevalence constant.

We modeled prevalence as constant across all tick races (constant) or as differing for each seabird-specific tick race (tick race).

"A wise approach for policymakers, until we have much clearer evidence to the contrary, is to assume that age-specific prevalence remains constant, and that, therefore, numbers will continue to increase in line with population ageing," he said.

At 20°C, disease dynamics are stable, with mean burdens and prevalence remaining constant over time.

This means that records of prevalence remaining constant could mask real declines in incidence [16].

If susceptible individuals are replenished, either through loss of immunity of recovered individuals or through immigration of new individuals, then an endemic equilibrium may be reached in which the expected disease prevalence is constant.

In Uganda where only one NPS with HIV testing was available (2004/2005 UAIS), the same procedure was applied using a theoretical earlier survey to derive an earlier estimate of HIV incidence and assuming that HIV prevalence was constant in the five years preceding the survey.

From 2001 to 2004 asthma prevalence was constant at 7.1% (Moorman et al. 2007).

The overall national HFH prevalence remained constant over time (about 2.5%).