Sentence examples for the first prevalence from inspiring English sources

Campaigner Jaha Dukureh successfully lobbied the Obama administration to carry out the first prevalence study since 1997 and create an action plan to tackle the issue in the US, where girls told the Guardian they had been taken back to their parents countries and subjected to "vacation cutting".

This study is the first prevalence report of Bovine viral diarrhea virus in aborted Bovine, Ovine, Caprine, Buffalo and Camel fetuses by evaluation of ELISA and RT-PCR in Iran.

Of 3001 subjects, 2563 [currently aged between 23 and 71 years (mean ± standard deviation; 41.7 ± 12)] were migraine-free at the time of the first prevalence study in the year of 2008 and they were used in the calculation of migraine incidence for the purpose of the current study.

This is the first prevalence study of T. gondii infection in Norwegian goats.

This study is the first prevalence survey that covers multiple organisms and many hospitals in Oman and provides important baseline.

Table 1 shows the 217 CRC and 1246 adenoma that were identified at the first (prevalence) screen.

The first, prevalence-based approach, estimates the overall cost of an illness in a given population, over a given period.

First, prevalence of the hypothetical risk factor was assumed to be less than half.

The first point prevalence study carried out in 2001 in Turkey had found UTI prevalence as 1.7% [ 3].

Zimbabwe is the first high prevalence country in Southern Africa to record a significant decline in HIV sero-prevalence (from 24.6 percent in 2003 to 20.1 percent in 2005).

We undertook the first NI prevalence study in 1997 in an attempt to compare our national findings with international results.