Sentence examples for the initial prevalence from inspiring English sources

For one thing, it fails to account for the initial prevalence of positive results among studies that never even get submitted to journals.

The initial prevalence suggests that many women in the community with early but palpable breast cancer fail to seek medical attention until their cancer is advanced.

Depending on the initial prevalence of each strategy, the game can fall into different long-term behaviors such as a stable state in which a third of players use each strategy, or wild fluctuations in which one strategy nearly disappears and then rebounds at the expense of the others.

We found that the initial prevalence growth rate and peak prevalence were tightly and positively correlated (Figure 4, cyan markers).

Under direct, frequency-dependent transmission (ε = 1), the relationship between the initial prevalence growth rate and peak prevalence was variable, and host extinction was a much more probable outcome when compared to the other functional forms of transmission (Figure 3, column 3).

This can lead to drastic differences in the initial prevalence of the parasites.

The initial prevalences of TB and HIV are low.

A larger population with the same initial prevalence at the onset of infection would result in identical predictions for PrP haplotype frequencies and scrapie prevalence, but would also impose a lower prevalence threshold corresponding to one infected individual.

However, as we were interested in the effect of parasite prevalence and did not want to mingle potential effects of host population bottlenecks and parasite effects on the host population, we started all populations with the same number of hosts, 240 D. magna (resulting in 12 infected D. magna in the 5% treatment, 120 in the 50% and 240 in the 100% initial prevalence treatment).

Here we present a study to test the effect of initial prevalence of the disease dynamics of Hamiltosporidium tvärminnensis.

The overall temporal pattern of N2 fixation changed between the stations from an initial prevalence during the night-time, to a subsequent dominance during the day-time.