Sentence examples for a study of flu from inspiring English sources

Separately, federal health officials said a study of flu genes released Friday showed that the virus could have been circulating undetected in pigs for years, and called for better surveillance.

Also, a study of the rapid flu tests used in many doctors' offices found that they missed many cases of swine flu by giving false-negative results.

In a study of 266 hospitalised patients with confirmed swine flu more than a quarter suffered from asthma, more than one in ten had heart disease and around 10% were diabetic.

A study of media personnel reporting on the swine flu epidemic found that journalists 'articulated a clear commitment to their roles as journalists: as public informants, independent and neutral' [ 21].

That is the rationale behind the Ernst & Young prediction and a World Bank study of pandemic flu in 2008 that suggested a 5% blow to global GDP.At the very least, the pandemic will make this autumn's data hard to interpret.

Initial studies of flu infection of Tg HLA-B27/ERAP−/− mice suggest that ERAP1 may play a central role in the phenomenon of immunodominance after flu infection.

A new study of swine-flu vaccinations in 2009 found that Republicans and independents, who were less likely than Democrats to trust the government, were also less likely to say they would get their children vaccinated.

A small study of children with flu in Japan finds that the influenza virus can outwit a drug that was thought to be relatively foolproof.

Dr. Martin S. Cetron, a flu expert at the disease control agency and the co-author of a 2007 study of how the 1918 flu hit 43 American cities, called the idea that flu is not big now because it was big in the spring "an interesting hypothesis, with biological plausibility," but said that only the rest of the winter would tell.

A similar study of mice infected with the flu virus showed an opposite effect.

That is a typical complication of flu.