Sentence examples for epidemiological data began from inspiring English sources

Collection of epidemiological data began in May 2001.

During the second half of the twentieth century, epidemiological data on radiation-induced cancer began to accumulate.

The W.H.O. said it was just beginning to gather epidemiological data to assess how much the quake's toll, which is still uncertain, might rise.

However, HBsAg mice injected with AFB1 developed the highest number of liver lesions, macroscopically obvious from around 9 months of age (beginning from 6 months), consistent with epidemiological data (Wild and Montesano, 2009).

Recent analytical advances are also beginning to permit the combining of genetic data with traditional epidemiological data (e.g. the tracing of contacts, timing and spatial proximity of infections).

They collected epidemiological data.

cow tissue and epidemiological data.

Epidemiological data on melanoma, he says, are imprecise and inaccurate.

Epidemiological data may soon be available to buttress the models.

None of these views has been substantiated by epidemiological data.

According to epidemiological data of Europe, one-fifth of the world population suffers from chronic pain1.