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Finally, the adjusted 15 49 HIV prevalence surface is equal to plwhiva.15 49/ pop15 49.

The prevalence surface is the ratio of the intensity surface of the number who tested positive to the surface of the total number tested.

Figures 2 and 3 present the HIV prevalence surface (15 49 year-olds) and the PLWHIV intensity surface (expressed in number of PLWHIV per km, 15-year-olds and over), respectively, for the 16 sub-Saharan selected countries (results for Haiti not presented).

The prevR approach allows the reproducing of the regional component of spatial variation, and the estimated prevalence surfaces could be considered as regional trend surfaces.

The map of the estimated prevalence surfaces shows an area of lower prevalence in the northern region and an area of greater prevalence, related to the place of residence of the subjects in the western region, the latter corresponding mainly to the Cidade Industrial de Curitiba Health District.

All three effects, and in particular the increased prevalence of surfaces with a low surface energy at long coarsening times, may affect the surface functionalities and properties of nanoporous gold in various applications, e.g. as catalysts, sensors and actuators.

It was determined that the local diffusion coefficient ranged from 0.9 to 1.7 10−18 m2/s, which could be explained by the prevalence of surface diffusion.

This can be explained by the prevalence of surface diffusion, which can exceed volume diffusion by three to five orders of magnitude [26 28].

The only clear difference between Type 1 and Type 2 mutations was a significantly lower proportion of Type 2 mutations predicted to disrupt the HIFα interface, and, in agreement with previous studies (29), a higher prevalence of surface amino acid substitutions in Type 2 than Type 1 VHL disease.

Caries prevalences per surface (i.e. the proportion of the sample exhibiting caries on a particular tooth surface) are shown in Table 1.

Additionally, the overall prevalence of surfaces positive for MRSA or C. difficile prior to (visits 1 3), and following (visits 4 6), the MRSA and influenza outbreaks, were compared using exact logistic regression.