Sentence examples for epidemiological feature from inspiring English sources
Since both possess different chemical, toxicological, and epidemiological feature, they are differently regulated by Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) [ 3].
Thus, continuous exposure to the fungus' infective M-phase propagules appears to be an important risk factor, since no other epidemiological feature could be associated with these cases.
Robert C. Burnham noted that '[a]n interesting epidemiological feature of this syndrome is that it occurs predominantly in young attractive females' (1969: 223).
Although no samples were collected during the summer months, our data show a peak of canine NoV activity in the colder months, an epidemiological feature typical of human NoV infections [ 13].
It is remarkable the observed high relative frequency of HPV-51 infection together with other HR- and LR-HPV types: this could be an epidemiological feature of Northern Sardinia, confirming data described in several recent Italian cross-sectional studies (12% -15.3%) where it is frequently detected with other HR-HPV types and in patients affected by CIN 2 [ 10].
There is another epidemiological feature of childhood acute lymphoid leukaemia (ALL) which seems to affected by both genetic and environmental determinants: the peak of age specific incidence in age 2-3 compared to oldest and youngest children.- The peak was described on mortality data in the UK half a century ago [ 9].
Our molecular epidemiology study highlights some interesting epidemiological features of TB in Palermo and its province.
As each genus of AdVs has different clinical and epidemiological features [ 51], genetic classification will help us understand the epidemiology of AdVs in tropical climates.
Both groups were similar in most clinical and epidemiological features.
Numerous clinical and epidemiological features of BD can be explained by epigenetic misregulation.
In addition, the results are affected by heterogeneity caused by random sampling and different epidemiological features.
