Sentence examples for what prevalence from inspiring English sources

Second, how early that is, at what prevalence threshold should schools close to mitigate a pandemic?

Contour maps show what prevalence and incidence reductions are achievable with various levels of scale-up of antiviral treatment, OST and HCNSP using median estimates for the efficacy of OST, HCNSP, and SVR.

Namibia for example was apportioned an HIV prevalence of 4.2%, which is what HIV prevalence was in 1992 when the migration measurements were taken, rather than its peak of 16.5%.

WHO has not made predictions on what the prevalence of overweight and/or obesity may be in 2020 (the next reporting period) or at the final reporting period of 2025 as we can't assume the rate of increase will continue and we must take into account the changing of global population structures.

"I think there are still some questions that are unanswered about how it's transmitted, how commonly it's occurring, what the prevalence is in the population, what is the spectrum of illness".

It's important to note that this study wasn't based on a representative sample of men; therefore, we can't say with certainty what the prevalence of postcoital dysphoria is among guys or draw firm conclusions about how it compares to women.

Main investigated research questions were: What is prevalence of psychosocial stress regarding the sociodemographic characteristics of GP's?

Essentially, the NPV is already quite high, no matter what the prevalence of resistance in the population.

Using this technique, it can be estimated what the prevalence of the outcomes of interest would have been if there had been no (systematic) attrition in the longitudinal study.

Schnelle et al. concluded that although the differences between the groups did not reflect a difference in the use of restraining devices when the resident was out of bed (which is what the prevalence of restraint QI is designed to measure); differences were detected in other important aspects of the quality of care.

One challenge in comparing consultation prevalence figures is in deciding on what constitutes 'similar' prevalence.