Sentence examples for concerned diseases from inspiring English sources

Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is one of the most critical and major concerned diseases worldwide [1, 2].

Interestingly, the types of "biological processes", where the components of the individual datasets are found to participate significantly, are very much characteristic of the functional/phenotypic imbalances recorded for the concerned diseases.

One concerned diseases, infections, environment, and contact with animals which were variables expected to be associated with the carriage of S. aureus.

A total of 1267 potentially relevant articles were retrieved using our search strategy, of which 1230 were excluded because they were irrelevant (1158 articles), duplications (16 articles), or concerned diseases other than colorectal cancer (56 articles).

Decision analysis would include sensitivity analysis of sensitivity and specificity of every finding for every concerned disease, of different sequences of nodes, and expressing global harm in DALY's or QUALI's for every disease.

Parents may be reluctant to vaccinate their children because they consider negative side-effects of vaccination as being more serious than negative effects of the concerned disease, such as complications [ 5- 8].

Several reports have documented the successful transplantation, differentiation and homing of hMSCs but their effect in the concerned disease is due to secretion of cytokines rather than direct effect of MSCs.

"We're especially worried about access to clean water, because we're very concerned about diseases". Haiti had already been grappling with a cholera crisis; 27,000 cases of the potentially deadly waterborne disease have been reported so far this year.

Seven studies only concerned locoregional diseases (two studies concerned stages I IIIA and four, stages I IIIB), four only stage I disease and four all stages (I IV).

They were most concerned about disease and epidemics and least concerned about religious barriers [ 14].

The National Association of State Public Health Veterinarians, Inc. (NASPHV) has provided standardized recommendations for public health officials, veterinarians, animal venue operators, animal exhibitors, visitors to animal venues and exhibits, and others concerned with disease-control and with minimizing risks associated with animals in public settings [ 20].