Sentence examples for prevalence of recognition from inspiring English sources

However, the overall low prevalence of recognition of the individual antigens reflects the relatively low level of malaria transmission in these areas and the fact that our selection criteria excluded individuals with active infections.

The higher prevalence of recognition of at least one P. vivax antigen (44%, n = 103) compared to recognition of the corresponding P. falciparum antigen(s) (27%, n = 64) probably reflects the higher level of P. vivax transmission in these areas compared to that of P. falciparum [62], [63].

These models are developed based on situation-specific parameters such as prevalence of depression, recognition rate of depressed patients by physicians, prescription rate of antidepressants to depressed patients, and referral rate to mental health specialists.

The prevalence of face recognition difficulties emerged as being over-represented in the family members with AS in this study, as the percentage of occurrence was 46.6percentt compared with 10.7percentt in the family members without AS (Table 1).

The prevalence of recognition/non-recognition of psychosocial risk factors in primary care HF patients and its impact on the study endpoints will be analysed.

This attention is explained by factors that include: increasing prevalence of tuberculosis worldwide, recognition of M. tuberculosis as the etiological agent in specific subtypes of uveitis, introduction of new diagnostic tools for the infection, and emergence of drug-resistant tuberculosis.

This analysis suggested that A1 showed higher affinity for prolamins of wheat, barley, rye and oats than did G12 as a consequence of the prevalence of the A1 recognition sequence and related sequences in these cereals.

In a nationwide study with 1,511 primary care physicians and 35,869 patients we determined the prevalence of dyslipidemia, its recognition, treatment, and control rates.

However, the prevalence of the prespecified recognition items was slightly higher in the referral population, which may have led to more patients with SpA being seen by the rheumatologist (see below).

The recent availability of treatments for neovascular diseases of the retina and choroid with anti-vascular endothelial growth factor (anti-VEGF) agents has increased the prevalence and recognition of drug-induced uveitis.

Increasing prevalence and recognition of reduced susceptibility to glycopeptides amongst staphylococcal species is another reason why high-dose daptomycin can be a therapeutic option of interest.