Sentence examples for detecting a case from inspiring English sources
To help balance priorities in diphtheria surveillance, we evaluated the potential benefits of microbiologic screening in preventing secondary spread of toxigenic corynebacteria in England and Wales and estimated the possible consequences of not detecting a case.
For each phase of the screening process, the probability of detecting a case (given that the case has fever or risk factor, and hence could be detected by that screening modality) is modulated by an efficacy parameter, ε.
However, there was a tendency for farmers who often take milk samples without first contacting a veterinarian also to state a lower behavioural intention to contact a veterinarian on the same day as detecting a case of MCM.
The World Health Organization (WHO) Global Polio Eradication Initiative recommends clinical surveillance for cases of acute flaccid paralysis in children <15 years of age and suspected paralytic polio in a person of any age as the most sensitive means of detecting a case of imported poliomyelitis in countries declared polio free (3 ).
"The two cases focused our attention," he said, "because until then we had never detected a case" in the 17 years the institutes' clinical center has cared for H.I.V. patients.
"It is beyond comprehension," said Dr. Dan B. Jones, the chairman of ophthalmology at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, who detected a case of acanthamoeba keratitis, which is behind the current outbreak, on Friday.
A U.S. Navy research station in Cambodia detected a case in a 3-year-old boy.
When a situation of non-compliance with the law is detected, a case file is opened and the employer has the opportunity to present evidence in its defense.
The establishment of the ATM-type welfare payment system, the Electronic Benefit Transfer, allowed social services department investigators to first detect a case of possible fraud in May, Chang said.
We also detected a case of sample mix-up due to an erroneous labelling of samples: LL79 was initially labelled as LL80 and vice versa.
The effects of varying clinical judgment sensitivity (i.e., the ability of clinicians to immediately detect a case of influenza without utilizing tests) were explored.
