Sentence examples for epidemic data collection from inspiring English sources

Samples were collected from hospitals and clinics participating in the Taiwan Influenza surveillance system under the Taiwan National Influenza Center (Taiwan NIC), which was established in 2006 to integrate all existing efforts of influenza surveillance and notification with laboratory analysis systems throughout Taiwan in order to enhance the epidemic data collection capacity in Taiwan [ 21].

Nutrition researchers, in reaction to the global obesity epidemic, focused data collection on macronutrient and energy intake, without tracking water.

The scale of the epidemic made the comprehensive data collection and data entry processes used in earlier EVD outbreaks impractical.

The epidemic timing, objectives of data collection, and availability of resources will also determine the method used.

The epidemic is still active and data collection continues.

Having highlighted owner movements as important in previous studies [ 10] and given that they can have a large effect on the number of outbreaks resulting in an epidemic, it is recommended that data collection is expanded to include movement data from an integrated company, furthering our ability to provide more robust estimates of epidemic size and likelihood.

The true death toll from the Ebola epidemic is being masked by chaotic data collection and people's reluctance to admit that their loved ones had the virus, according to one of west Africa's most celebrated film-makers.

Whilst a strategic decision appears to have been taken not to incorporate HIV/AIDS data collection as the epidemic unfolded in Tanzania, the list of diseases in MTUHA could be screened and aligned with the current burden of disease.

For SAB, we put in place a comprehensive data collection system to describe the epidemic from 05/05/2008 to 20/10/2008.

In contrast, the SARS epidemic was declared globally contained by the time of data collection (11 ).

While we recognize that ongoing surveillance and data collection is necessary to monitor the epidemic, research alone will not suffice.