Sentence examples for epidemiological documentation from inspiring English sources

Epidemiological documentation of endocrine disruption is complicated by imprecise exposure assessment, especially when exposures are mixed.

We have provided epidemiological documentation on the hormone, growth factor and biomarker profiles in the general population and determined the association with several diseases.

6 Further, the observed patterns of distribution of recurrent headache in this study, in relation to sex, age, 6 sociodemography 2 16 20 and psychological distress, 2 4 10 19 complied with previous epidemiological documentation.

Although there is no exact documentation of an epidemiological link between all the isolates, they were all from one county with a high density of sheep farms.

Further, for the purpose of reviews or meta-analyses, it can be challenging to separate informative from potentially noninformative cohorts in the face of uncertain documentation of key epidemiological study design and exposure assessment characteristics.

This network was founded for the acquisition, documentation and statistical analysis of epidemiological data from respiratory tract infections caused by viruses.

They play a key role in the reporting of clinical and epidemiological data, allowing for uniform comparison and documentation of different conditions.

(B) A large body of evidence from epidemiological, case-control, and cohort studies provides convincing documentation of the causal link between cigarette smoking and health risks.

The observations by Phua and colleagues [ 2] tend to confirm earlier epidemiological studies showing that patients with or without microbiological documentation were at similarly high risk of death [ 6- 8].

Their exclusion is due to their limited available documentation discussing the choice of demographic, social-behavioral or epidemiological parameter values.

A non-interactive part describes the scientific rationale and background of the system (the documentation part) and provides its sources of medical and epidemiological knowledge (the library part).