Sentence examples for prevalence do not from inspiring English sources

Results suggest that mermithid populations are sensitive to habitat fragmentation, but that changes in infection prevalence do not appear to affect spider community structure.

However, the current data from Peruvian Amerindians with high enteroparasite prevalence do not support this hypothesis.

Unfortunately, because high quality longitudinal data on Nm serogroup carriage prevalence do not exist, it is difficult to detect these dynamics in the case of Neisseria meningitidis.

However, Mosaic provides further detail - the Mosaic types with highest prevalence do not have access to a car, have little community support, are debt-ridden and tend to spend a lot of time in front of the television.

Changes in injection practice and type of drugs used, coupled with a concurrent reduction in HCV prevalence, do not support increases in drug injection risks as an explanation for the increase in HIV transmission in this group.

Thus, differences in obesity prevalence do not account for the net age-adjusted mortality disparities between Blacks and Whites.> -wrap-foot> White value replaced with Black value is indicated in bold We used model output for 2007-2009 for these comparisons because this is the most recent year that data are available from SEER.

Genetic differentiation and differences in demographic phase exhibited significant spatial autocorrelations whereas prevalence did not.

The parameterized model showed that spatial variation in trematode prevalence did not isolate most species sufficiently to explain the overall high diversity, but could benefit some rare species.

Results: The included studies indicated that PDPH prevalence did not differ between the group assigned to 24 hours of bed rest and the group assigned to early ambulation.

At the Szeged center 27.6% of the women screened were HPV positive, whereas at the three centers in Budapest, HPV prevalence did not exceed 15% in either of them.

The prevalence did not differ significantly from that in the control group, in which 3 infants had mild pyelectasis (3.1%, P = 1.0) and 1 infant had a renal calculus.