Sentence examples for the average infection from inspiring English sources

Among untreated nematode-infected individuals, the average infection intensity was 226.6 eggs per gram (see the electronic supplementary material, table S1).

The likelihood can be estimated as followed: 4 where is the average relative likelihood; S is the total number of the divided groups; N s is the total number of susceptible people in the sth group; is the relative likelihood of the sth group; is the average infection risk of the sth group; and ns is number of infected people in the sth group.

Dr. Richard P. Shannon, who championed a program to reduce catheter infections at Allegheny General Hospital in Pittsburgh, was able to show administrators that the average infection cost the hospital $27,000.

The study found that the average infection rate in Delhi public schools was 16 percent, but as much as 83 percent in one slum — high enough to spur the citywide campaign.

(1/ (1-p 1-gamma) )) is the average infection period.

When comparing combined patient cohorts receiving no antibiotics, less than 24 hours, and greater than 24 hours, the average infection rates were 14.4, 5.8, and 5.8percentt, respectively.

Conversely, the potential risk to be bitten by ticks infected with Anaplasma was quite low: The annual average infection prevalence in ticks was 1.6%.

In particular, detection probability was the lowest in murre ticks, even though these tick vectors did not show the lowest average infection intensity.

Wade and Stevens showed that increasing this variance, as would happen because of drift or if infection appeared in a subset of the groups, raised the invasion threshold and reduced the per-generation change in average infection frequency across groups.

The average Cryptosporidium infection rate was 3.8%, with dogs in kennels having the highest rate of 7.0% (χ = 14.82, P < 0.01).

The average HPV infection rate among different cervical cancer subgroups reached 99.7% in squamous cell carcinoma, whereas in adenocarcinoma and adenosquamous carcinoma it ranged from 94% to 100% (de Sanjose et al, 2010).