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Other "prevalence" metrics (AP, SR 2 10 and PR 2 10) all show progressive decreases with increasing altitude.

Disparities in sample balance have the potential to impact adversely on the estimation of population parameters such as prevalence and incidence metrics.

We found that if CWD prions remain infectious in the environment, epidemic metrics including prevalence growth rate, peak prevalence, and R0 are all expected to scale with the duration of prion persistence.

Figure 6 Correlation between prevalence indicators and network metrics.

As both Hb metrics and prevalence of infection are subject to measurement and sampling errors, major axis regression [30] was used to determine the symmetric relationship between Hb metrics and prevalence of infection in children 2 10 yrs.

Using major axis regression, the following relationships were found to best describe the (linear) relationship between Hb metrics and the prevalence of infections in children 2 to 10 years and Hb metrics: P2to10 = 0.854 * AP – 0.162 and P2to10 = −0.204 * PopHB +2.73.

Patient follow up after the date of onset of the CVE was 36 months (3 years) for the main metrics (biochemistry parameters, prevalence of subsequent CVEs, and health care and non-health care costs).

After consideration of these important potential confounders, the correlations between Hb metrics and altitude, parasite prevalence and spleen rates appear to remain robust.

Rull and Ritz (2003) evaluated a set of agricultural pesticides different from ours; therefore we could not directly compare our metrics for estimating the prevalence of use, specificity, and sensitivity.

Consequently, overall prevalence rates show stronger association with Hb metrics than either P. falciparum or P. vivax specific prevalence rates (data not shown).

Because physiological deterioration has an extremely low prevalence of 0.02 per patient-day, these metrics can be misleading.