Sentence examples for third prevalence from inspiring English sources

Third, prevalence changes are unlikely to be caused by immigration from other populations.

Third, prevalence and concentration of Y. enterocolitica in food-producing animals and products made therefrom can also result in incidence differences among EU countries.

Sex inequalities decreased over time because previously non-responder males were more likely to respond to a second or third prevalence screening invitation than their female counterparts.

Third, prevalence of anti-HCV and anti-HBV does not distinguish between recent or remote infection, so these estimates do not shed light on the current burden of chronic viral hepatitis.

The proportion of previous non-responders accepting a second or third prevalence screening invitation was even higher in our sample (23% and 15%, respectively) than in the Scottish (15% and 12%) and English (14% and 10%) pilot programmes.

In the case σ = 0 (i.e. when there is no patient-to-patient transmission at all in the ward), antibiotic treatment has the capacity to reduce the prevalence of colonization by about a third (prevalence is reduced from 50%to35%5%; see the bottom curve in Fig. 2b ).

Third, prevalences of mental health problems (clinical and subclinical PTSD, anxiety, depression) in parents were calculated.

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".

A second prevalence study with a randomised design was undertaken between 24 and 29 May 2004.

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.

First, prevalence of HIV infection and potential risk factors differed markedly by gender.