Sentence examples for contact incidence from inspiring English sources

Because those patients will also be at high risk for MRSA infection in terms of disease severity and contact incidence with medical workers, they should also be targeted for preemptive infection control.

Comparison of simulated E-cadherin-mediated contact incidence at different cell densities gave good qualitative agreement with the results of an E-cadherin immunofluorescence microscopy study carried out using cultured NHU cells maintained in growth media containing 0.09 mM and 2.0 mM (physiological) calcium concentrations, respectively, as shown in figure 6.

Prior to the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil, all 90 referees were instructed on the medical aspects of the game for the first time by the FIFA Chief Medical Officer (JD), and urged to sanction accordingly for any contact incidences, which could potentially lead to injuries.

Furthermore, whether exercises designed to improve neuromuscular function in the stabilising muscles crossing body joints impacts on contact injury incidence should be explored.

However, among SA repeaters there was a lower number of reattempts in contact group (incidence risk ratio 0.55 at one year, and 0.49 at two years).

TB was diagnosed in 52 contacts, an incidence rate of 9.27/1000 person-years.

However, in humans as well as other species studied to date, not all GnRH neurones receive kisspeptin neurone contacts and the incidence of these contacts seems low (Clarkson and Herbison, 2006; Ramaswamy et al., 2008; Smith et al., 2008a; Hrabovszky et al., 2010), suggesting a subtle regulation of GnRH secretion by kisspeptin and other neuropeptides.

Compared with MDR-TB contacts, DS-TB contacts had lower incidence rate of TB disease (2%, p = 0.04) and TST positivity (32%, p < 0.01).

Despite the absence of contact isolation, the incidence of ESBL acquisition was 4.1% which is actually lower than transmission rates previously published in other ICUs.

Both contact rates and incidence rates were stratified by year in order to examine trends over time.

Water-related extreme weather events could also affect human mosquito interactions, potentially increasing human contact and the incidence of malaria.