Sentence examples for prevalence of a single from inspiring English sources

Second, as already explained, instead of testing whether residents believe that more prevalent diseases are more likely, we tested whether residents with different beliefs about the prevalence of a single disease make different diagnostic likelihood judgments for that disease.

The prevalence of a single repeat-spacer unit in most CRISPR might thus simply reflect spacer loss due to absence of selection for multiple spacers matching the same mobile element.

Diversity was lowest during the peak of the epidemic, most likely due to the high prevalence of a single dominant amino acid sequence or very few dominant sequences during the peak epidemic period, corresponding with rapid expansion of the viral population.

Consuegra & Garcia de Leaniz [ 61] also found a positive effect of MHC dissimilarity on the prevalence of a single parasite.

All the populations in this study were infected by Wolbachia, and screening of all our samples suggested 100% prevalence of a single strain of the bacterium (supergroup A).

The prevalence of a single type of DS reported in multiple publications from a single study was considered only once in the data extraction and analysis.

We also calculated the prevalence of having a single, isolated CA diagnosis and the prevalence of multiple CA diagnoses (children with two or more CA diagnoses / 10,000 live births).

Those that have been published have concentrated on the prevalence or impact of a single comorbid condition [ 24- 26].

Use of the different classification methods does not necessarily provide a more accurate estimate of prevalence than use of a single dataset, but it does provide a range of estimates that reflects possible misclassification error, providing information that is not available from the usual 95% confidence interval which only takes into account sampling error.

This represents a significant reduction of 44.6% in prevalence after a single dose of praziquantel (p < 0.001).

We measured all fingers and toes because prevalence of a CIVD in a single finger or toe shows considerable variability (Cheung and Mekjavic 2007; Mekjavic et al. 2008; Reynolds et al. 2007).