Sentence examples for defined disease from inspiring English sources

A narrowly defined disease phenotype can offer advantages over broad definitions.

Eventually a classification based on the reason the patient consulted emerged to replace that based on pathology defined disease.

Chase sought to improve the delivery of care for lead poisoning, drugs, and alcoholism as well as traditionally defined disease in "very fast" time how fast is not clear but certainly less than 14, 10, or even 5 years.

If someone is said to have Aids, they will have HIV and at least one other defined disease, such as tuberculosis or pneumonia.

Furthermore, it must be mentioned that a one-year baseline period prior to the defined disease might be short and incidence could be overestimated.

Multivariate parametric images obtained by statistical modelling of the relevant parameters allow the reduction of data and a clear definition of the defined disease target.

Similarly, several cases of blastomycosis in humans have also occurred far outside the traditionally defined disease-endemic area.

Through the 2002 hunting season, CWD-positive deer and elk continued to be identified outside of the previously defined disease-endemic area, primarily in northwestern Colorado (18).

The TS was based on the topology relationship among targets from different components in the context of a previously defined disease-specific PPI network.

Boyiadzis, M. M. et al. Significance and implications of FDA approval of pembrolizumab for biomarker-defined disease.

It is improbable that sweating sickness should appear as a well-defined disease and then vanish altogether, although such disappearances, while rare, are not unknown.