Sentence examples for epidemiological data reported from inspiring English sources

Epidemiological data reported increased incidence during the past 10 years in Metropolitan France.

This study aimed to address some of the limitations above in our understanding of concussion in the setting of community Australian football, through a secondary analysis of epidemiological data reported in a group clustered randomised controlled trial (cRCT).

To model an epidemiological pandemic scenario reminiscent of the H1N1 outbreak in Mexico in Spring 2009, we used age-specific epidemiological data reported to the Mexican National Epidemiological Surveillance System during this outbreak [36].

To define priority groups for the adaptive strategy, we relied on early estimates of age-specific rates of hospitalization and death, given epidemiological data reported 25 and 37 days into the outbreak (Apr 17 and Apr 29; Fig. 2).

Indeed, our cohort presented a mean age of 75 years and a strong female predominance, which is consistent with epidemiological data reported in the literature [ 1– 3].

This is consistent with data from animal models that have demonstrated a causal link between low fitness and insulin resistance [ 36] and with epidemiological data reporting a 2.6-fold increased risk of incident type 2 diabetes, independent of BMI, in men with low cardiorespiratory fitness levels compared with high levels [ 10].

Despite of this, epidemiological data reporting the prevalence of MBL and ESBL producing P. aeruginosa is sparse, due to the inexistence of standardized methods for phenotypic detection of ESBL and MBL production [ 7, 17] and the complexity for the implementation of PCR based methods in the routine of clinical laboratories [ 17].

The limited epidemiological and biological data reported, concerning the male reproductive system exposed to ELF-EMF, are comprehensively reviewed in this paper.

The authors want to thank Louisa Castrodale from the Section of Epidemiology, State of Alaska for providing epidemiological data from reported tularemia cases in Alaska.

However, antigenic comparisons based on virus neutralisation analysis and epidemiological data previously reported [ 12] do not substantiate such a conclusion.

We also describe instances in which the data reported in epidemiological studies directly influenced the design of health impact analyses and subsequent policy decisions.