Sentence examples for epidemiological needs from inspiring English sources

As a result, separate insurance programs adjusted to epidemiological needs should be available for those persons who are not eligible for health insurance through employment.

Nevertheless, our cross-sectional descriptive questionnaire provides much of the initial epidemiological needs analysis that can then inform and drive these multiple stages of development, and can be used as a template for similar investigations in the many hundreds of EDs, hospitals and EM systems that are in similar stages of EM development as Paarl Hospital.

Their advice helps managers set priorities and strategies tailored to epidemiological needs and programmatic capacities.

They are usually conducted twice a year and the integrated package that they offer is defined according to epidemiological needs and local circumstances.

Some studies estimate demand solely based on the current level of service in relation to future projections of demographic profiles [ 27, 28], thereby leaving out an important determinant of demand, the epidemiological needs [ 29, 30].

There is an epidemiological need for applicable diagnostic tools to detect asymptomatic individuals infected with M. leprae and those patients with early manifestations of leprosy.

The study in ref. 16 states that its use in pathophysiological and epidemiological studies needs additional evaluation.

Also, the epidemiological design needs to be carefully assessed to avoid selection bias both with regards to pathogen detection as well as in evaluation of screening algorithms.

The measure of miRNAs in large epidemiological studies needs to be high throughput and sensitive enough to detect small changes in healthy subjects.

Although these mechanisms seem plausible, the question if and to which extent they explain the associations between obesity and respiratory infections observed in epidemiological studies needs further study.

Future epidemiological research needs to consider the specific biological association between dominant risk habits and OCC development, a strategy which might provide insight into the particular pathogenesis of OCC in Hong Kong.