Sentence examples for reducing prevalence from inspiring English sources

Over the last 50 years, the schistosomiasis control program in China has made great strides in reducing prevalence and morbidity, and the Chinese authorities now aim to eliminate the disease nationwide in the next decade.

The targeted, selective chemotherapy approach was appropriate in addressing low prevalence infection, effective in reducing prevalence rates and transmission of the disease, and in the present situation, more cost-effective than mass distribution.

Stigma toward users was a leading method of reducing prevalence in the early 2000s, and anti-GHB campaigns in the nightclub scene have already begun in Canada in response to recent overdoses.

In regions that support mesoendemic transmission, intervention success depends critically on reducing prevalence below a threshold which separates endemic and malaria-free regimes.

The objectives were to: 1) evaluate the current effectiveness of the scheme in enabling demonstrable and genetic improvement towards reducing prevalence; 2) quantify the potential benefits from providing better genetic information such as EBV to breeders; 3) prepare the path for routine provision of EBV with the BVA/KC data.

LoGiudice and colleagues [9] suggested that pathogen prevalence could be influenced by a species other than the primary host, and coined this phenomenon a 'dilution host' A dilution host may be a species with low reservoir competency, transmitting the pathogen ineffectively and thereby reducing prevalence [9].

TNI and other local organisations need hugely increased funding to be able to reduce prevalence in Kenya to zero.

Setting aside the complex scientific and legal problems that will arise thanks to this poorly written law, the notion that banning drugs reduces the harms they cause, or reduces prevalence of use, is unsupported by any evidence.

According to the most recent figures from the Kenyan Demographic and Health Survey the country has reduced prevalence from over 40% for middle-aged women to just 11% for adolescent girls.

Although both trials reduced prevalence considerably, they failed to eradicate the parasite in the study region.

Specifically, manufacturing areas are comparatively exposed to HIV and tuberculosis, so controlling mechanism should be applied to reduce prevalence rate.