Sentence examples for epidemiologic monitoring from inspiring English sources
This article also discusses the structural impediments of conducting environmental epidemiology research and argues that bold, large-scale epidemiologic monitoring systems are needed.
The improvements envisioned by the SHARP Area 4 Consortium (SHARPn) will enable the use of the electronic health record (EHR) for secondary purposes, such as care process and outcomes improvement, biomedical research and epidemiologic monitoring of the nation's health.
The method described here permits the sending of Mabs to other Central Public Health Laboratory for serotying local isolates, thereby improving the epidemiologic monitoring of meningococcal infection.
In the absence of a comprehensive vaccine against this organism, the characterization of its variable surface antigens is important for epidemiologic monitoring and vaccine development (2 ).
For a systematic epidemiologic monitoring it would be advantageous if information on the proportion of recent infections could be gained prospectively and systematically from the tests used anyway to diagnose HIV infection.
However, for systematic epidemiologic monitoring it would be convenient if information on incident infections could be gained prospectively and systematically from the same tests used anyway to diagnose HIV.
Epidemiologic studies monitoring clinical information often rely on data gathered from patient self-reports.
The increase in MenY disease requires careful epidemiologic and molecular monitoring.
Determination of plasmid-mediated penicillin and tetracycline resistance among N. gonorrhoeae is a useful epidemiologic tool for monitoring the movement or importation of isolates within a geographic region.
The genotypic profile of pfatp6 in samples from Equatorial Guinea, may be a useful epidemiologic tool for monitoring local efficacy of artemisinin combination therapies.
The increase in invasive MenY disease, particularly as accompanied by recent reports of substantially increased carriage of MenY, will require careful epidemiologic and molecular monitoring.
