Sentence examples for prevalent pool of from inspiring English sources

We generally excluded prospective studies of HIV perinatal transmission (the prevalent pool of HIV-infected pregnant women is small).

The effect of national antismoking laws and campaigns for smoking cessation and the increase in ad hoc detection of abdominal aortic aneurysm cases as imaging becomes more widely utilised for other reasons, may reduce the prevalent pool of undiagnosed abdominal aortic aneurysms and hence the effectiveness of screening.

The linkage of hepatitis C treatment with prevention has been occasioned by the advent of efficacious direct-acting antivirals coupled with modelling work that illustrates the impact of treating hepatitis C-infected people who inject drugs (PWID) on the prevalent pool of the virus.

DNA derived from FF samples amplifies a prevalent pool of fragments of around 500 bp, with multiple bands of higher size, while FFPE-derived DNA is either of high quality (HQ-FFPE) and shows the 500 bp band as the longest amplifiable fragment (GIST193, GIST174, GIST165), or of low quality (LQ-FFPE), thus showing only shorter amplified fragments of no more than 300 400 bp (GIST127) (Fig.  1a).

PHE also calculated that from 2006 to 2011 27,500 HCV patients in England were probably treated based on purchasing and prescribing data for peg-IFN, equivalent to approximately 20% of the prevalent pool [ 4].

On the other hand, for chronic incurable lymphomas like follicular lymphoma where the 3, 5 and 10 year estimates are 9.7, 14.8 and 25.2, respectively, the prevalent pools will be comprised of individuals who are either being actively monitored or who are receiving treatment for their disease.

Since mammography screening detects a higher proportion of the larger prevalent tumors compared with the smaller prevalent tumors, the pool of undiagnosed tumors is expected to have a clear overrepresentation of small tumors shortly after screening.

This may reflect the fact that non-vulnerable patients are more prevalent in the pool of patients waiting in the GACOs.

As the majority of women, and a significant proportion of men, diagnosed with this infection are asymptomatic, there is a large pool of prevalent undiagnosed infection which provides a reservoir for further spread (http://www.bashh.org/guidelines).org/guidelines

The most plausible explanation for this might be that the vigorous implementation of the program during the earlier years of introduction of DOTS might have enabled detection of a big pool of prevalent cases of TB.

Although the evidence of such a trend is limited (Schouten et al, 2002), a future increase may be expected because of an increasingly large pool of prevalent cancer patients at risk of developing metastatic disease.