Sentence examples for electronic infectious from inspiring English sources
Melinda Newman, writing for HitFix, regarded the song as "a bouncy, electronic infectious ditty," while Chris Younie, a critic from 4Music, deemed it an "amazing pop song", lauding the group's falsetto and its "head-banging anthemic" chorus.
This year's best new artist was the Mexican group 3Ball MTY — short for "tribal Monterrey"— which has devised an infectious electronic update of Mexican rhythms it calls "tribal guarachoso".
Oddisee's approach to Everyting Changed Nothing includes upbeat grooves, catchy harmonies, and climactic clashes of horns built up around infectious electronic punctuations.
Electronic reporting of infectious disease surveillance data has been shown to improve both timeliness and completeness of reporting (19 ).
As a result, the national public health institute in Germany, the Robert Koch Institute (RKI), implemented an electronic surveillance system for infectious disease outbreaks in Germany integrated in the case-based electronic surveillance system SurvNet@RKI [2], [3].
(An electronic book version of Infectious Disease: A Geographic Guide is also available from the publisher, but as a separate purchase from the print edition).
Alerta is an electronic surveillance system for infectious diseases that has been successfully implemented in the Peruvian Navy and currently covers 97.5% of the Navy population [ 11].
Germany´s electronic reporting system for infectious disease outbreaks provided a unique opportunity to compare the triggering of signals through AODA with the reporting of outbreaks identified by local health departments.
Moreover, we searched the electronic database MEDLINE/PubMed for infectious pathogens that may cause digestive disorders as defined in the inclusion criteria.
Their airy, pop sensibility provides a unique take on electronic music that is instantly infectious -- one listen to a track like "Memories That You Call," and listeners are hooked.
In 2001, the Robert Koch Institute (RKI) implemented a new electronic surveillance system (SurvNet) for infectious disease outbreaks in Germany.
