Sentence examples for prevalence in both from inspiring English sources

Matthew J. Jacobs, a spokesman for the United States attorney's office here, said Mr. Mueller had made the prosecution of accounting fraud a major objective because of its prevalence in both economic booms and declines.

The main reason for focusing on LabVIEW is its prevalence in both academic and industrial settings.

Undiagnosed hypoxemia is present among inpatients at this district hospital in rural Zambia with high prevalence in both adults and young children.

In 2007, already 79% of E. coli isolates collected in India, were positive for ESBLs, with an almost identical prevalence in both hospital and community [25, 27].

This present study detected not only low MSSA and MRSA prevalence, in both abattoirs but also low risk perception and hygiene practices employed by abattoir workers.

Several surveys have identified marked temporal and geographical variations at different scales in the parasite's prevalence in both types of hosts, suggesting variations in the biological and ecological factors that control transmission processes.

Our dataset exhibits large variability in FIV prevalence in both males and females among populations.

This small study identified a strikingly high prevalence in both IBD (11/12) and IBS (5/5) versus controls (1/4).

Further, among unvaccinated subjects, weighted prevalence of pH1N1 in eastern provinces (15.2%) was statistically significantly lower than the prevalence in both central (18.6%) and western provinces (19.3%).

Analysis of this model showed that infection prevalence in both the human and mosquito populations is almost independent of the time people spend in the transmission patch.

In the low endemicity stratum, the prevalence in both study groups decreased similarly, i.e. from 11.1% to 1.7% in the intervention and from 9.6% to 3.0% in the control group (Figure 3.2).