Sentence examples for broad diseases from inspiring English sources
Likewise, allergy, food intolerance, cancer, and immunodeficiency (all broad diseases that are immune in nature) cross and share autoimmunity.
Weighted PCS and MCS measures of the SF-12 were computed according to the algorithm given by Ware et al for 100 different conditions, which were further grouped into 13 broad diseases categories plus one covering preventive motives of consultation and other medical acts.
Investigation of broad disease groups (for example, by International Classification of Diseases-10 chapter) limits the ability to elucidate the extent to which other factors, including demographic and clinical factors, explain the higher Aboriginal risk of DAMA.
It may also be useful to engineer broad disease protection in taro plant against Phytophthora leaf blight.
IRU is an important presentation in this broad disease group which also includes tuberculosis-associated IRIS and Kaposi's sarcoma IRIS [1].
If a patient searches for a broad, disease-state term like "pink eye," a manufacturer's site won't typically rank high in the search results (often not even on the first page).
Locally advanced cancer of the uterine cervix covers a broad disease spectrum comprising primary tumours of >4 cm in size or FIGO stage >IIA and all local tumour relapses except the rare cases of small recurrences in a retained cervix.
Clinicians should take the advantage of China's large population, rich case source, broad disease spectrum, and low cost to conduct high quality randomized clinical trials.
By limiting our analysis to broad disease categories for which death certificate data are more accurate,[40] we minimize inaccuracies in the cause of death.
Traditionally, mathematical models of epidemics often take the form of deterministic differential equations in which the variables represent the expected number of individuals in broad disease classes (e.g., susceptible, infected, or recovered) [6].
We further collapsed these into the 8 broad disease categories.
