Sentence examples for epidemiological intelligence from inspiring English sources

We believe that these quantitative issues, once addressed by mosquito surveillance programs, can improve the epidemiological intelligence of arbovirus transmission.

A critical mass of epidemiological intelligence is revolutionizing our understanding of HIV, providing the global health community with an opportunity to laser-guide the right health interventions to the right populations.

The three conditions for this real-time epidemiological intelligence are real-time data collection, real-time methods of data analysis and real-time dissemination of results.

Participatory surveillance (PS) is the application of PE to on-going surveillance programs, and seeks to strengthen the gathering of epidemiological intelligence to inform decision-making and action (Mariner et al. 2011a; Jost et al. 2007; Mariner and Paskin 2000).

To reduce severe illness and death from HFMD in Vietnam, public health practitioners and clinicians need more comprehensive epidemiological intelligence to better target prevention and control measures, and provide case management.

Also, while there was a strong tradition of public health and epidemiological intelligence in the region, particularly in Thailand, the lower income countries were still developing human resources to strengthen their health systems.

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As far as we know the technique described is novel, and its computational efficiency makes it attractive for linking very large numbers of records rapidly, for "business intelligence" or epidemiological purposes.

Earlier epidemiological studies and animal experiments have also demonstrated that the intelligence of children and animals exposed to high levels of fluoride were severely impaired, especially with the symptoms of decreased learning and memory capacity (Lu et al., 2000).

Fagan made a distinction between using surveillance — in an epidemiological sense, using only a panoramic view — to combat crime and gathering intelligence about who the criminals are.

Epidemiological studies conducted in developing countries have identified several factors associated with undernutrition, including low parental education, poverty, low maternal intelligence, food insecurity, maternal depression, rural residential area and sub-optimal infant feeding practices [ 2, 4, 13, 16- 20].