Sentence examples for prevalence through from inspiring English sources

The Vodafone-era Wallabies jersey – southern crossed, blue-sleeved, a little too baggy in the turn-of-the-century fashion – had become the default uniform of young Australian backpackers all over the world; its prevalence through the crowd made Pat Rafter's epic Wimbledon final against Goran Ivanisevic as much an advertisement for Australian rugby as tennis.

An opportunity to reduce teen pregnancy rates and the high prevalence of HIV among adolescents arose in 2008 when the government of Honduras became signatory to the ministerial declaration 'prevention through education', a regional declaration designed to reduce HIV prevalence through concerted health and education interventions.

The concentration of deer mouse activity within a microhabitat could increase SNV prevalence through the increased frequency of encounters.

The Dilution Effect predicts that species diversity decreases pathogen prevalence through mechanisms such as decreased host density, reduced encounters between hosts, or reduced host survival [7].

Wedincamp and Foil [5] investigated the efficiency of R. felis vertical transmission in C. felis without the aid of an infectious bloodmeal and demonstrated fluctuating, but decreasing prevalence through twelve generations.

The effect of the intervention was estimated by monitoring malaria incidence and prevalence through an extensive surveillance system combining bi-annual cross-sectional surveys and passive case detection at village level.

Since the osteoarthritis that develops is irreversible the only way to improve welfare, through reducing the prevalence, is through genetic selection.

Since the osteoarthritis that develops is irreversible, hip dysplasia is often impossible to treat and so the only way to improve dog welfare, through reducing the prevalence, is through genetic selection.

Certain drug-resistant strains of N. gonorrhoeae, particularly the multidrug resistant strains (also resistant to penicillin and tetracycline) circulating among MSM, seemed to be able to reach high prevalence levels through domestic transmission, rather than through frequent importation.

Take Cambodia, recognised for bringing down HIV prevalence, partly through a condom-use programme.

An example that has drawn a lot of recent attention is Cambodia, recognised for its success in bring down HIV prevalence, partly through its own 100% condom-use programme.