Sentence examples for epidemiologic activity from inspiring English sources

A second major human outbreak occurred in the same geographic area in northwest Spain in 2007 and 2008 after 10 years of no epidemiologic activity.

Our findings indicate that the outbreak in 2007, after 10 years of no epidemiologic activity, was not caused by introduction of a new strain, but by reemergence of an endemic bacterial population that has been circulating in the region for at least the past 15 years.

We also studied F. tularensis isolates circulating in Spain during outbreaks with different epidemiologic patterns and investigated whether reemergence of the pathogen after 10 years of no epidemiologic activity was caused by introduction of exotic strains or by establishment of the pathogen in local reservoirs of infection.

ICS activation provides surge capacity by increasing the workforce available to conduct surveillance or epidemiologic activities beyond the staff members who are normally responsible for the specific disease or public health issues involved in the emergency.

Determining baseline prevalence with ultrasonography enables the evaluation of epidemiologic surveillance activities and study of the natural history of CE.

This study was conducted as part of epidemiologic surveillance activities of the Ministry of Public Health of the Central African Republic.

Epidemiologic investigations, laboratory activities, and public health surveillance are core public health activities for protecting communities from infectious diseases [ 6].

More epidemiologic data regarding walking activity by diabetes status are needed because walking is a favored and important form of physical activity for people with diabetes (3, 7).

As in most large epidemiologic studies, our physical activity data is based on self-report.

In summary, these results add to the growing epidemiologic evidence that physical activity may be an important modifiable lifestyle factor affecting the risk of endometrial cancer.

The questionnaire has been the preferred instrument for measuring lifetime physical activity in epidemiologic studies and will probably continue to play an important role in measurement of this construct (6).