Sentence examples for disease capabilities from inspiring English sources

That independence, whether it means not accepting money from drug companies, or pushing for Liberia to build up its own infectious disease capabilities, is integral for Kennedy.

This allows interrogation of the genome content of bacterial strains from a variety of sources, environments and disease states, and the identification of genetic markers that may explain how different strains are adapted to their respective niches or disease capability.

And once it's out in the wild, Monarch's disease detecting capabilities will eventually extend beyond lung cancer.

Genetic polymorphism in innate immune genes plays prominent role in disease resistance capabilities in various breeds of cattle and buffalo.

Presented work highlights the development and initial validation of a medical embedded device for individualized care (MEDIC), which is based on a novel software architecture, enabling sensor management and disease prediction capabilities, and commercially available microelectronic components, sensors and conventional personal digital assistant (PDA) (or a cell phone).

In higher plants, a variety of classes of R genes exhibit disease resistance capabilities, and create and maintain diversity by sequence exchange and recombination (reviewed in [ 11]).

Using ED-SSS for surveillance of influenza-like illnesses and enteroviruses-related infections has improved Taiwan's pandemic flu preparedness and disease control capabilities.

The greatest proportion of funding (49%) supported surveillance activities, which might, in part, explain the significant improvements we found in 'routine influenza surveillance' and 'national respiratory disease surveillance' capabilities between 2008 and 2012.

Some of these are clear consequences of conflict and violence such as the desertion by health workers of conflict zones (where they are often at particular risk in excess of that of the general population), the damage to infrastructure and the loss of disease surveillance capabilities and records.

Lastly, the SAGES tools are built in a modular nature, which allows for the user to select one or more tools to enhance an existing surveillance system or use the tools en masse for an end-to-end electronic disease surveillance capability.

Unlike its clear taxonomic position, the disease-related capabilities of Xf are still obscure.