Sentence examples for detecting illness from inspiring English sources

But although the nasal swabbing continued wherever anthrax spores showed up, epidemiologists soon discovered that it was of little use in detecting illness.

F1 Annual Physical Still Supported Most doctors in a recent survey said that annual physical examinations were effective in detecting illness in apparently healthy patients, even though there is little scientific evidence to support the exams.

"It's the first instance we're aware of to show wild animals detecting illness in others," says Butler.

In 1 model, administering antiviral drugs to 90% of people in a 5-km radius within 2 days after detecting illness in 20 persons was estimated to contain a novel subtype with a basic reproduction number (R0) of 1.5 (R0 is the mean number of secondary cases generated by 1 infected person in a fully susceptible population).

It sends antibodies and white blood cells through the body at a quicker speed, detecting illness earlier.

In an attempt to maximise our chances of detecting illness-relevant changes in methylation, we used a significance threshold of FDR-adjusted p ≤ 0.1.

The reason is simple: The sooner doctors can detect illness, the sooner patients can start taking the drugs they need to manage or cure their conditions.

And Sonia Altizer, a disease ecologist at the University of Georgia, Athens, notes that the lobsters' ability to detect illness is helpful now, but the PaV1 virus could wreak havoc should the lobster's habitat be destroyed by human activity or climate change.

As the Intel founder's law powers on, we'll detect illness earlier, understand it better and be able to replace invasive diagnostic procedures like angiograms and open biopsies with imaging procedures.

The connected city may also someday automatically detect illness, such as West Nile Virus containing mosquitos, a small tumor, or drug-resistant bacteria on a subway.

Establishment of surveillance systems to detect illness among organ recipients, including communication among transplant center physicians, organ procurement organizations, and public health authorities, may enable the rapid discovery and investigation of infectious encephalitis clusters.