Sentence examples for prevalence environment from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, caution should be taken in interpreting the large heritability in the very high prevalence environment due to the smaller number of records.

The genetic variance of susceptibility to bTB was also least in the environment with the greatest bTB prevalence, but the heritability of bTB in the very high prevalence environment was greatest.

Estimates of variance components in the different prevalence groups were similar to those reported by van Hulzen et al. [ 39], using a linear model, with the exception of the very high prevalence environment.

Ideally, a national strategy of opt-out testing in a high prevalence environment should be applied equally to both men and women whenever they visit a health provider regardless of chief complaint.

To ensure that there was no impact of the estimation algorithm on estimates of the variance components, the zeros and ones in the high prevalence environment were switched and variance components re-estimated using the linear model; this did not impact the estimated variance components.

A sensitivity analysis was made to assess to what extent change in different TB prevalence environments would affect cost-effectiveness.

Environmental awareness have increased the demand for bio-based surfactants as they could reduce the level of synthetic surfactants prevalence in environment and also the toxicity associated with it (Harshada 2014).

Among the synthetic datasets, a greater prevalence of environment dependent trade-offs was observed in the allelic variants than the deletion collection.

The January 2005 issue of EHP provided a much-needed overview of the prevalence of environment noise and its effects on health (Chepesiuk 2005; Manuel 2005; Schmidt 2005).

We set out to develop this approach to allow identification of NPC from Morocco and then also compared with NPC samples from different geographical locations and different ethnicity with different NPC incidences, Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) prevalence, and environments.

For example, whereas our results suggest that selection against high susceptibility would be the most efficient means to reduce disease risk and prevalence in environments with low contamination risk, selection for fast recovery would be advantageous if the contamination risk is high.