Sentence examples for a symptomatic case of from inspiring English sources

The results obtained in the present study indicated that the PRRSV load in serum might be used to assess the importance of PRRS infection in a symptomatic case of PRDC.

In this sense, a putative transmissible origin of Aβ pathology would seem more plausible if Aβ deposition can be also induced by exposure to materials derived from "pre-symptomatic" or "a-symptomatic" cases of AD, since these individuals are more prone to act as donors for tissues and fluids designated for human use.

Our estimates are more comparable with other estimates where infections or symptomatic infections were used as a denominator: Wilson and Baker 6 estimated a range for the case fatality ratio of 0.0004% to 0.06%, and Baker et al 7 estimated a symptomatic case fatality ratio of 0.005%, somewhat lower than ours.

As proximity to a symptomatic case is a driver of norovirus outbreaks, transmission of norovirus infections is likely to be promoted in an environment in which care is provided in wards with high patient density with limited physical barriers and shared toilet facilities, coupled with patient movement between assessment units and final inpatient destination wards.

Foremost, avoidance of a symptomatic case would represent the best possible outcome of malaria vaccination for the individual and remains the primary goal of a BSV.

We report a symptomatic case and the outcome of treatment.

One of them corresponds to a symptomatic case obtained during an outbreak of neurological disease in a cattle herd, while the other corresponds to a non symptomatic case isolated from a bovine semen sample.

We investigated how effectiveness of ring vaccination depends on the time until diagnosis of a symptomatic case, the time to identify and vaccinate contacts in the close contact and casual contact ring, and the vaccination coverage required to contain an epidemic.

The first type is single-step contact tracing, in which all traceable contactees of a symptomatic case are quarantined, but tracing only continues when an undiscovered infected, quarantined in this way, is detected itself (Figure 1A).

Hadler et al 36 estimated a range for the symptomatic case fatality ratio in New York between 0.0054% and 0.0086%, whereas Donaldson et al 14 reported a symptomatic case fatality ratio for England of 0.026% (range 0.011% to 0.066%), and Pebody et al 15 reported a ratio of 0.04% (range 0.02% to 0.10%).

Laboratory reports for any condition represent only a subset of all symptomatic cases of disease in the community.