Sentence examples for confirmed etiology from inspiring English sources

One household contact had severe GAS-compatible illness without confirmed etiology.

Cases were classified as having a possible, probable, or confirmed etiology constructed on the basis of whether the identified pathogen was a well-established cause of encephalitis and whether there was direct evidence of central nervous system infection (12 ).

Among case-patients whose illness met the definition for confirmed etiology, a bacterial pathogen commonly associated with meningitis was confirmed for 8 patients (H. influenzae for 3, S. pneumoniae for 3, Neisseria meningitidis for 1, and Escherichia coli for 1).

In children rotavirus enteritis ranked first in the etiology of infectious enteritis with a confirmed etiology of 62% over the entire period (186 cases) with a peak incidence in January-March – 78% of enteritis with infectious etiology confirmed (92 cases).

A confirmed etiology is generally not required for the clinical management of AES.

For 35% of outbreaks, no suspected or confirmed etiology was identified, primarily because diagnostic specimens were not collected.

*Data include both suspected and confirmed etiologies.

In the traditional clinic setting, genetic testing related to a current diagnosis is frequently ordered for the purpose of identifying or confirming etiology, guiding treatment, determining prognosis, or providing recurrence risk information to families.

We have since confirmed the etiology of the csp1 mutation in Prdm16 by carrying out a complementation test with a Prdm16 gene trap mutation [21].

Subsequent virological investigations confirmed the etiology (HSV-1) in this case.

Present study confirmed JEV etiology in 39.7% and 29.1% of patients presenting ≤15 days' febrile illness, as determined by Mac-ELISA and RT-PCR respectively.