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Germline variation prevalence was not significantly dependent on microsatellite length within our short microsatellite group; however, a significant microsatellite length dependency of germline variation prevalence was observed when our data were compared to previously studied groups of longer (15 20 and 21 28 base) 3'UTR microsatellites [12].

HCV infection varied substantially between ethnic groups which could be clustered into low-prevalence and high-prevalence categories, with a 3-fold variation in prevalence.

Munster, V. J. et al. Spatial, temporal, and species variation in prevalence of influenza A viruses in wild migratory birds.

Identifying macro-ecological patterns that facilitate viral persistence is crucial for understanding global variation in prevalence and propensity of flavivirus for epidemiologically important sylvatic cycles.

We aimed to quantify the variation in prevalence of childhood myopia over time, accounting for demographic and study design factors.

The different methodologies of these epidemiological surveys are likely to explain a part of the variation in prevalence.

The ability to relapse from long-lasting liver-stages restricts the seasonal variation in prevalence of P. vivax infections.

It was found that there was a regional variation in prevalence rates for depression among the three cities.

Figure  1 shows the variation of prevalence by age.

Figure (1) shows the variation of prevalence with age.

The large variation in prevalence may have several explanations.