Sentence examples for prevalence to below from inspiring English sources

A scale-up to treating 80 per 1,000 PWID annually could reduce HCV chronic prevalence to below 5% in Edinburgh and Melbourne, and to 30% in Vancouver, within 15 years.

Tobacco and alcohol control policies in Scotland since devolution in 1998 have been characterised by impressive levels of innovation, from the introduction of smoke-free public places, through the commitment to minimum unit pricing for alcohol, to the ambition to reduce adult smoking prevalence to below 5%% by 2034 [ 46].

Slight increases in the proportion of susceptible haplotypes were found to rapidly cause the prevalence to fall below the assumed persistence threshold of 0.001% after the first scrapie outbreak.

Some countries such as Wallis and Futuna had persistent and successful elimination programs for decades, whilst many others have experienced resurgence after reducing microfilaria prevalence to levels below 1% [ 2].

Thus, there may be a time delay between a host (or vector) abundance exceeding an infection threshold and the infection being detected (or between its falling below the infection threshold and the infection going unnoted) simply because it takes time for the infection prevalence to rise above (or fall below) the detection threshold.

The Type I error rate of the observed analysis had a high of 0.06 at low prevalence then decreased to below nominal.

To examine average prescription gross margin (GM) for prescriptions and to evaluate the prevalence of below-cost reimbursement for generic prescriptions across different third-party payers and therapeutic categories.

Expression 6 is equivalent to equations 1 and 2 with θ set to 0.5, and equivalent to prevalence matching (described below) with θ set to the population prevalence.

Such possible under-reporting of pre-injury headache could be the reason why several prospective studies report pre-injury headache prevalence far below known headache prevalence in the general population [33 35].

23 Early initiation of breastfeeding within 1 h of birth and exclusive breastfeeding were examined in multivariate analysis because their prevalence continues to be below the national target and WHO/UNICEF recommendation of 90% coverage.

The Type I error rate of the corrected analysis was below nominal at low disease prevalence and decreased from 0.09 to below nominal at high prevalence.