Sentence examples for prevalence to a from inspiring English sources

Further, it aims to compare this prevalence to a group of patients from an academic internal medicine clinic, and many of whom have known atrial fibrillation risk factors including diabetes mellitus and hypertension.

"Elimination" is defined in scientific circles as the reduction of disease prevalence to a level low enough to interrupt person-to-person transmission.

Conventionally these surveys are designed to estimate infection prevalence to a required precision [37].

This upgrades the occurrence of HIV in IDUs from low prevalence to a concentrated epidemic.

In recent years Pakistan has moved from having low-HIV prevalence to a concentrated-HIV epidemic.

The changing trend denotes that the country is transitioning from a low prevalence to a concentrated epidemic stage.

Therefore our application of previously published HPV prevalence to an estimated number of new cancer cases may have yielded an overestimation of cases attributable to HPV infection.

These are likely to be due to the limited responsiveness of detectable plague prevalence to an increase in gerbil and flea abundances: if the threshold is exceeded, it seems that the infection needs time to grow to detectable prevalence levels.

The specific objectives of this study are to describe the prevalence of comorbidities and their multimorbidity for people living with HIV and to compare this prevalence to an age and sex adjusted general population.

At the point where the loss of the protection effectiveness is greater than some threshold value σo, the optimal prevalence rate changes catastrophically from high prevalence rate to a low prevalence rate.

Thus, Lilongwe City had exceptionally high HIV prevalence next to a low prevalence neighborhood (HL in Figure  10) in 1995 and 1996, while Zomba City had significantly low prevalence surrounded by high prevalence districts (LH).