Sentence examples for prevalence of in from inspiring English sources

Currently, the prevalence of in vitro CQ resistance does not exceed 5% of isolates and Pfcrt mutant parasites are found in less than 1% of collected isolates [12].

The prevalence of in vitro metronidazole and tinidazole resistance is consistent with previously published US estimates.

National and international surveillance studies demonstrate a high global prevalence of in vitro macrolide resistance among pneumococcal isolates obtained from patients with community-acquired RTIs.

Although metronidazole has been used to treat T. vaginalis infections for ≈40 years, we found a low prevalence of in vitro metronidazole resistance.

We assessed the prevalence of in vitro aerobic metronidazole and tinidazole resistance among T. vaginalis isolates from multiple geographic sites in the United States.

To our knowledge, this study is the first multisite evaluation conducted to assess the prevalence of in vitro T. vaginalis resistance in the United States.

One issue we've consistently encountered is the prevalence of in-app payments, where we've found the kids have bought things without really knowing what they were doing – I find it really troubling.

Results show a prevalence of in-plane response induced stresses due to vortex shedding for wind speeds in the range of 4 6 m/s.

Additionally, these patient populations can present with a differing mix of comorbidities, which may alter patient outcomes differently [31], and medical patients may have lower frequencies of infectious source control (due to the prevalence of in-operable infections, i.e., pneumonia), which could decrease their response to treatment, including vasoactive therapies.

Introduction of bare metal stents (BMS) has revolutionized stenting procedures overcoming elastic recoil and reducing restenosis commonly associated with balloon angioplasty, but follow up studies have shown 20 30% prevalence of in-stent restenosis (ISR), this led to the development of drug eluting stents (DES).

I have doubts about the prevalence of in-person voting fraud and therefore the necessity of voter ID laws but there are three reasonable components to test for: identity, citizenship, and residency, which I felt I was able to supply with everything I had with me.