Sentence examples for prevalence fails from inspiring English sources

Our method makes no correction for the degree to which tuberculosis HIV prevalence fails to approximate tuberculosis HIV incidence, a point elaborated upon in the concluding section.

As expected, the simulated lifetime prevalence fails to increase after several decades as the incidence becomes very small with increasing age but, consistent with expectation, LTP does not decrease.

While prevalence is suppressed during and shortly after the MDA campaign, low prevalence often fails to be sustained 6 months after the end of campaigns, especially in regions of high endemicity [ 6].

Most every variable suggested to explain Africa's high prevalence rates fails the simple test of asking why other countries outside Africa have not had a similar experience.

Recently, Australian and US data found a higher prevalence of food allergy and peanut allergy in children than previously reported, and many studies of food allergy prevalence have failed to systematically identify allergy to all possible food allergens, suggesting that fatal food anaphylaxis incidence may be towards the lower end of our range of estimates [ 1, 22].

But the official said that the prevalence of failed left rear tires in the fatal and injurious crashes indicated that Explorer drivers had been swinging too quickly to the right, either in alarm at the loud bang of a tire coming apart or in an effort to reach the shoulder of the road swiftly.

The problem, according to Sugihara, is that past studies examining flu prevalence have failed to look at it as a whole natural system, instead trying to analyze the impact of individual pieces like temperature and humidity.

Furthermore, efforts of molecular MRSA surveillance and reports on prevalence will fail to reflect the actual epidemiological situation.

Although cross-sectional studies provide useful information regarding disease prevalence, they fail to address the incidence or new cases of GSD among the study population.

In contrast, another study among Mediterranean RA patients also showed a high MetS prevalence but failed to demonstrate a significant difference from local general population controls [ 17].

One can hypothesize that the latest improvements in surgical techniques in the past decade have led to a reduction in the extent of peridural fibrotic scar, and to a decreased prevalence of failed back surgery syndrome associated with this condition.