Sentence examples for prevalence reductions from inspiring English sources

Figure 2 shows HCV chronic prevalence reductions over time, and Fig. 3 shows relative prevalence reductions at year 15 (10 years after full scale-up).

Several other factors may have limited potential prevalence reductions by 2010.

Scaling up OST and HCNSP substantially reduces the treatment rate required to achieve specific HCV prevalence reductions.

Additionally, the required scaled-up treatment rates to achieve prevalence reductions of ¼, ½, or ¾ within 15 years were projected.

The lack of change in prevalence confirms modeling predictions that when compared with lower transmission, prevalence reductions in high transmission settings require greater investment and longer time scales.

In contrast to our results, these authors found further prevalence reductions among older women [ 26], but smoking during pregnancy was defined as "ever smoked during the current pregnancy".

Before the third round of treatment, the prevalence of Ascaris lumbricoides was reduced by only 2.8% in the annual treatment arm, whilst bi-annual deworming combined with latrine construction and health education resulted in a prevalence reduction of 53.3% (p < 0.001).

Interpreted as a prevalence reduction, this is evaluated more easily by policy makers and clinicians.

The relative prevalence reduction upon addition of PQ was calculated as 1 minus the fitted slope.

The seasonal dynamics of Hamiltosporidium have two components: prevalence increase over summer and prevalence reduction after host diapause.

Sustained reduction and point prevalence reduction was measured at these time points during treatment and at follow-up.