Sentence examples for epidemiological interaction from inspiring English sources

In spite of clear epidemiological interaction between the two Chinese regions, each also hosted its own localized diffusion.

This pilot study represents first tentative evidence of a potential epidemiological interaction between HBV, HCV and P. falciparum infections.

By doing this, we are essentially designing an indicator measure that incorporates the causal mechanism at play in this epidemiological interaction (see above).

Clearly, any significant epidemiological interaction must manifest itself, among other mathematical representations, through a high degree of coherence and synchrony at some periodic scale between TB and HIV within a population (e.g., homeless).

Joint analyses of these data coupled with those from TB surveillance should greatly enhance understanding of the multi-scale epidemiological interaction between TB and HIV, leading to adoption of more effective control measures and intervention policies.

We assessed the presence of synergy (that is, epidemiological interaction or positive interaction on an additive scale) between arsenic exposure and cigarette smoking by testing whether the joint effect from exposure to both factors was greater than the sum of their independent effects.

Here we use a number of well-founded mathematical models to investigate the interplay of the ecological and epidemiological interactions of plankton and viruses in the sea.

Hence, epidemiological interactions between measles, diarrhea, and vitamin A deficiency were not incorporated.

Possible pathophysiological, clinical and epidemiological interactions between human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and tropical pathogens, especially malaria parasites, constitute a concern in tropical areas.

These results suggest that besides the epidemiological interactions amongst viruses in the CMG complex, there most likely also exists a strong cohesive evolutionary or ecological interaction between the various CMG species.

Since it became obvious that resource-poor regions of the world, and in particular south-eastern Africa, carry the main burden of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) pandemic, there have been concerns about possible pathophysiological, clinical and epidemiological interactions between HIV and tropical pathogens.