In some diseases, e.g., the rare chronic granulomatous disease, the efficiency of phagocytes is impaired, and recurrent bacterial infections are a problem.
When comparing HCV genetics between persons with mild and severe disease, the efficiency of purifying selection was significantly greater in severe compared to mild disease cases, with a lower median dN/dS ratio, and a higher median dS.
For example, do hospitals allocate their resources across services according to severity of disease or efficiency?
As BW is caused by R. solanacearum, disease control efficiency was mainly related to quantities of antimicrobial substances being produced by BZ6-1.
In addition to the burden of disease and efficiency approaches, criteria of social justice, social solidarity, and equity amongst special patient groups (e.g., rare diseases, children, elderly people) may be conciliated in determining health priorities [ 26, 27].
In any case, the considerable variation in PaO2/FiO2 responses to CENPV was apparently independent of the underlying disease, the efficiency of the prior lung recruitment manoeuvre or the severity of lung injury.
However, even if gene therapy appears to be a promising method of treatment of rare diseases, its efficiency needs to be improved, and a number of major problems inherent to this technology remain to be solved, such as immunogenic responses against the vector, low specificity of cells expressing the protein and the random insertion of DNA into the genome of cells [44].
However, for some diseases, the efficiency of applying interventions also to traced contacts can be substantially increased by reducing reporting delays.
Magnitude and trends in cause-specific mortality provide critical insights to both evolving and ignored diseases, and the efficiency of present disease control policy.
Categorizing human diseases provides higher efficiency and accuracy for disease diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment.
