Sentence examples for prevalence drop from inspiring English sources

Uganda, for example, has seen prevalence drop from 9.5% in 1998 estimates to 8.3% today, with a marked decrease among teenage girls, although UNAIDS epidemiologist Bernhard Schwartländer acknowledges that the decline could be in part due to disease and deaths, rather than stepped up government prevention campaigns.

The greatest annual prevalence drop between 2000 and 2007 was observed in younger men and women 18-344 years) with a decrease of 38%and28%8% respectively (Table  1).

The decline was particularly evident among men, with the prevalence dropping to 11.2percentt from 17.3percentt.

Thailand and the Ivory Coast have shown that aggressive programs of peer education and condom promotion among prostitutes can work -- in Abidjan, Ivory Coast, AIDS prevalence dropped by two-thirds among sex workers from 1992 to 1998.

The prevalence dropped approaching the alpine environment (13.2%).

The sex difference shrinks by age 35, then prevalence drops.

As the population thinned, virus prevalence dropped, Shuttleworth and colleagues reported in 2014 in Biological Invasions.

Though headache prevalence drops markedly in the elderly, this causes a significant burden on the quality of life of this population.

And when panel member Charles Poole, an epidemiologist at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, plotted the prevalence of severe enamel fluorosis in 94 studies, he found that the prevalence dropped to near zero when water fluoride levels were below 2 ppm.

Thanks in large part to these societal-level public health interventions, cigarette smoking prevalence dropped to its lowest level in history last year.

Beginning in July 2006, demographically adjusted smoking prevalence dropped at an annual rate of 15.2% (see Table 3).