Sentence examples for epidemiological publications from inspiring English sources
Turner, E. L., Dobson, J. E. & Pocock, S. J. Categorisation of continuous risk factors in epidemiological publications: a survey of current practice.
Cancers statistically associated with RCC were determined by a review of epidemiological publications and the aetiological factors of these associations were then studied.
Even new epidemiological publications on cancer cannot accurately address the effective exposures after about 1970.
First, the choice of control groups may influence findings, as this has been outlined in a number of epidemiological publications [ 22, 23].
Weekly dengue data was collected from the Communicable Diseases Division, Ministry of Health Singapore and MOH weekly epidemiological publications for year 2000 2007.
In addition, because of the increasing number of epidemiological publications, suggesting a beneficial association of vitamin D with several health outcomes, the number of patients with vitamin D supplementation is steadily increasing.
The basic rationale of each of these guidelines is that these efforts will ultimately improve the credibility of epidemiological research and publications.
Using the key words: "occupational disease", "work" and "Dupuytren contracture" without limitation on language or year of publication, epidemiological studies were selected from four databases (Pub-Med, Embase, Web of science, BDSP) after two rounds (valid control group, valid work exposure).
Stepwise selection methods remained the predominant method for variable selection in publications in epidemiological journals in 2008.
We identified only 5 publications reporting epidemiological studies addressing an association between methyl bromide exposure and cancer or toxicity.
Of the references resulting after the bibliographic review, those referring to original publications of epidemiological observational studies meeting the following criteria were selected: cross-sectional design and studies reporting data for current (point/past month) or period prevalence of ADHD among people under 18 years old in Spain.
