Sentence examples for prevalence the first from inspiring English sources

The coefficients of the epidemiological models are specified in Tables 1 and 2. Thoughout our examples, the initial conditions correspond to low TB and low HIV prevalence (the first data-column of Table 3) unless specified otherwise.

Depression (20.1%), anxiety (19.6%), and substance abuse (19.1%) have the highest lifetime prevalence: the first two appear in the Dutch top-4 of diseases with the highest disease burden [ 2].

b Wheeze prevalences in the first 6 years of life stratified for clinical phenotypes as defined in the text and reference [2], used with permission.

A longitudinal study in calves found a cumulative prevalence of 100%, with 85% prevalence in the first month, decreasing to 21% prevalence in months 6-7 [ 14].

Relative to baseline, all strategies reduced MRSA prevalence in the first years of screening, yielding prevalence rates below 1% after 15 years (figure 1).

Our prevalence in the first screening (22.3%) and the overall prevalence (5.5%) were higher than those reported in Nepalese, Lebanese and Malaysian studies [ 16- 18].

The prevalence varied across different age groups in our study with lower prevalence in the first six months of life although these differences were not statistically significant.

For UC, the mean prevalence in the first stage was 2.2/100,000 and 6.12/100,000 for the second stage; the prevalence of UC increased also significantly from the first stage to the second stage (p = 0.0005).

"Although the results of this latest study indicate a higher prevalence than the first survey, they are consistent with the previous findings and the range of the prevalence estimates largely overlap," said Gill. "We have looked at a larger number and a wider age group of patients and this new estimate is more precise".

The study demonstrated a high piroplasm prevalence in the first two groups of animals.

IAH prevalence on the first ICU day was 82%, and incidence in the first 7 days was 97%.