Sentence examples for prevalence which has from inspiring English sources

The efforts made by the medical and nurses teams of the different ICUs seem to have successfully contributed to the decrease in VAP prevalence which has now reached a low plateau for several years.

And despite not believing circumcision is it, he notes: "There's a remarkable increase in its prevalence which has been emerging in the last decade.

This explains both the changing sex-ratio and the increasing disease prevalence (which has increased by a minimum of 32% in Canada over the past 35 years).

But this is low compared to the HIV prevalence which has been estimated by the MoHSW which sets the HIV prevalence to about 50% of all tuberculosis patients in Tanzania [ 2, 15].

Differences could be ascribed to the different period of screening (OEC survey was performed at the end of 1990s); this is particularly true for smoking prevalence, which has been changing after the introduction of the Italian anti-smoking legislation in January 2005 banning smoking in public places.

The overall smoking prevalence which has steadily decreased in Hong Kong since the mid-1970s for both genders among Hong Kong Chinese (Tobacco Control Office, 2006) could well explain the declining trend of keratinising tumours, allowing for a 10-year lag after exposure to cigarette smoking.

We observed health inequalities narrowing for asthma incidence and prevalence, which have large public health implications.

We also simulated scenarios with a lower disease prevalence, which had little impact on the results (data not shown).

This rate is consistent with previous estimates of ADHD prevalence, which have ranged from 3 to 8% (APA 1994; Lesesne et al. 2003; Olfson 2003; Pastor and Reuben 2002).

17 To our knowledge, no other study has looked specifically at changes in SCr test ordering rates, over time, in the UK, but there are studies looking at CKD prevalence which have data on testing rates.

Evaluation of additional risk factors for C. difficile acquisition and development of disease in the community setting is needed and may further validate and explain the gender specific differences in incidence and prevalence which have been observed.