Sentence examples for without prevalence from inspiring English sources

After excluding 46 review papers and 378 original articles without prevalence data based on abstract evaluation, 52 studies addressing TB and HIV co-infection were selected, and the full-text versions were retrieved.

Thus, we observed the same inducing action of GMDP, immobilized onto the AMNPs, upon the synthesis of factors, activating macrophages, and its specific inhibitors without prevalence of activatory signals.

However, although we can compare our prevalence to estimates of children currently in care, it is not possible to obtain estimates of how many women of child-bearing age, at the time of our cohort, may have been in care during their childhoods without prevalence data of children in care from the 1960s to the 1990s.

Nine variants affect the EPTP domain and appear distributed through all repeats without any prevalence for a particular one.

As a result, intrascrotal injection of PAF induced diffuse tissue inflammation without any prevalence of leukocyte adhesion or transmigration on either the ipsi- or the contralateral side.

In patients without, the prevalence of tuberculosis was 5.1%, 31.7% and 72% in the low, intermediate and high probability group respectively.

However, without any prevalence data, the cost of this is difficult to predict.

Without accurate prevalence data based on standardized instruments, it is difficult for primary health care to adequately plan the necessary assessment and intervention responses.

At pathological examination a total of 261 lymph nodes was found: 71 lymph nodes with metastasis and 190 without metastasis (prevalence = 27.2%).

Cross-reactivity is rare and does not play a significant role in countries without a prevalence of a broad range of TBEV-related flaviviruses.

Despite these globally disappointing results, a recommendation was made during the Expert Meeting to modify the WHO GUD syndromic management guidelines to include anti-herpetic therapy in the syndromic management cocktail, without a prevalence threshold.