Pronunciation: /ˌsɛroʊprəˈvæləns/
noun the frequency of a pathogen in a population, as measured by serological tests
A1 Seroprevalence is the level of a pathogen in a population.
A2 The seroprevalence of the virus was found to be high in the community.
B1 Researchers conducted a study to determine the seroprevalence of the disease in different regions.
B2 The seroprevalence of antibodies in the population indicated a previous exposure to the virus.
C1 Seroprevalence studies are important for understanding the spread of infectious diseases.
C2 The seroprevalence data revealed valuable insights into the immunity levels of the population.
formal The study aimed to determine the seroprevalence of the virus in the population.
informal They're trying to figure out how many people have antibodies to the virus.
slang They're checking to see how many folks have already had the bug.
figurative The seroprevalence data painted a picture of the virus's impact on the community.
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