Sentence examples for epidemiological condition from inspiring English sources

Human papillomavirus-positive (HPV+) head and neck squamous cell carcinoma (HNSCC) represents a distinct clinical and epidemiological condition compared with HPV-negative (HPV-) HNSCC.

Behaviorist approach that demonize sedentary, blaming the individual, showing the physical activity to reduce the epidemiological condition, solely [ 6] can ward off the individual from this habit with prejudice to the construction of health empowerment.

So, considering the severity of this clinical and epidemiological condition, it is necessary a careful selection of patients to retreatment, in order to accommodate patients who meet the criteria of predictive factors of SVR, in order to not to expose individuals to the risk of treatment that will not be benefited, producing individual damage and to the public health system.

Following their approach in our study, we used the term risk factors instead of risk markers to account not only for the current scenario but also for potential future findings; however, we stress that this use does not indicate any demonstrated causal relationship between epidemiological condition or behavior and AD.

These factors may differ among parasite populations according to the local epidemiological conditions.

The model runs in discrete time at plant scale and describes plant growth and pathogen dynamics under optimal epidemiological conditions.

Rather, the fiscal analysis reflects a potential scenario based on current economic and epidemiological conditions, that future changes in unemployment, growth rates, tax burden, government transfers or inflation could either positively or negatively influence the findings described here.

According to the two scores, the epidemiological conditions appeared to differ in terms of pathogen populations, as most accessions scored as resistant at the Ivory experimental site in 2014 were not scored as resistant at the Andranomanelatra experimental site in 2015.

Furthermore, the assay was used to experimentally test our lab's collection of influenza-positive samples from the 2004 05 and 2005 06 influenza seasons and several 2005 preseason isolates to determine the rate of vaccine-derived false-positive results under differing epidemiological conditions.

In this study we examined the relationship of Plasmodium co-infections and clinical measures of malaria under different epidemiological conditions.

However, there is a need of information coming from population based studies in disease endemic settings to revise such estimates under current epidemiological conditions.