Sentence examples for regular prevalence from inspiring English sources

The 10% prevalence corresponds quite well with regular prevalence estimates for depression.

Monitoring changes in HPV prevalence requires regular prevalence measurements over many years.

This host-parasite system offers the unique opportunity to investigate seasonal prevalence patterns and to improve our understanding of regular prevalence dynamics using epidemiological experiments.

We conclude that other community members thus do not substantially contribute to the regular prevalence dynamics in this host-parasite system.

The hospital hygiene service of the Sahloul Sousse Teaching Hospital (Tunisia) set up a surveillance system, based on regular prevalence surveys.

Here, we aim at testing how the starting prevalence affects the regular prevalence changes over a 4-year period in experimental populations.

In such an uncontrolled endemic setting, further infection-control efforts (e.g., a dynamic redefinition of wards to adopt universal screening through regular point-prevalence surveys) might be necessary to successfully counteract the alarming spread of C-R Kp.

To answer this question, we searched for studies that assessed antibiotic resistance on an ICU level, either through regular point-prevalence sampling of all patients present in the ICU or by evaluation of routine cultures from all admitted patients (rather than from those treated with SDD/SOD only), and that had a control group, separated from the intervention in time or location, for comparison.

But then he is an opinionated, persuasive master of the diatribe, attacking at regular intervals the prevalence of musicals, rewrites, auteur directors, celebrity actors, "tick-box" culture and ideas about "access" to the arts that he confronted at the Riverside and which still persist.

Dental insurance was positively associated with regular visiting (adjusted prevalence ratio (PR) = 1.18; 95% CI: 1.01-1.36).

The microsporidian parasite Hamiltosporidium tvärminnensis exhibits pronounced seasonality in natural rock pool populations of its host, Daphnia magna with a regular increase of prevalence during summer and a decrease during winter.