Sentence examples for endemic environment from inspiring English sources

In January 2002, a birth cohort was initiated in the village of Sukuta, The Gambia, approximately 15 km away from the Medical Research Council (MRC) Laboratories in Fajara, in order to study the epidemiological, clinical, immunological and virological determinants of early life CMV infection in an endemic environment.

Pohnpei, FSM experiences high annual rainfall contributing to a potentially endemic environment.

This effect was seen in expatriates living in a highly endemic environment in Nepal, where a decreasing linear relationship was found between the odds ratio for diarrhea and duration of residence in that country [ 18].

Nowadays, the study area is considered as VL endemic environment due to various factors like population migration to and from other endemic areas, malnutrition, and HIV/AIDS [ 2, 3, 11].

In the present study, we described an improved method for the development and application of the RT-LAMP assay for the detection of DENV infection in freshly obtained dengue-suspected patient samples in actual clinical laboratory setting of a hospital in dengue endemic environment.

While it has even been observed that the presence of G6PD deficiency could provide "an evolutionary advantage" in malarial endemic environments, it of course remains the case that one must first survive and surmount the ailment itself (and its attendant complications) in order to realize any of its ancillary immunological benefits.

The diagnosis of tuberculous meningitis (TBM) in resource poor TB endemic environments is challenging.

However, the fact that PPD-, 'clean', individuals exhibit a uniform recognition pattern of a defined set of 'MTB epitopes', suggests that 'cross-recognition', exposure to MOTT and to other bacterial or viral species (see supplementary Table S7 online) shapes the immune recognition profile even in low endemic environments, and most likely also the immune response to BCG and MTB.

In a MAP-endemic environment, this level of detail is invaluable in understanding the molecular epidemiology and transmission dynamics.

In contrast, seropositive older birds were most likely exposed either to a disease-endemic environment, as is found in most African countries where they overwinter (28 ), or in Europe, where they breed.

6 We assessed the diagnostic capacity of a commercially available rapid ICT for detection of IgM against O. tsutsugamushi and an IBT for detection of IgM against R. typhi to aid the diagnosis of acute scrub and murine typhus infection in patients in the tropical and disease-endemic environment of the Lao People's Democratic Republic (Laos).