Sentence examples for epidemiological tendency from inspiring English sources

If this epidemiological tendency continues, Africa will count in 2020 near a million new cases of cancers every year.

This underreporting may be in part linked to the epidemiological tendency to consider low participation rate as a sign of inferior quality [ 1].

To determine the incidence and prevalence of systemic sclerosis (SSc) in adults, its epidemiological tendencies over time, and its possible key determinants.

To describe the most important epidemiological characteristics and the tendency of the incidence of tuberculosis in Palencia from 1986 to 1999.

The tendency of epidemiological studies to imply a distinction between exercise and physical activity reflects imprecision of measurement rather than any fundamental difference.

Another epidemiological study, however, showed tendency of an inverse association between maternal serum levels of PCB-135 or p,p′-DDE during pregnancy and T1DM development in the child, but this was not statistically significant [ 17].

In previous studies of North American Indians, it's likely that the prevalence of schizophrenia was "overestimated in early clinical and epidemiological studies because of the tendency for North American psychiatrists to misdiagnose bipolar affective disorder as schizophrenia" [ 25].

34 Full-participation rates were low, in line with a general tendency to decreasing participation rates, especially in epidemiological studies requiring adherence to complex measurement protocols.

Some believe that the use of clinical guidelines or the managed care system intimidates doctors' discretion during clinical practice and that EBM is a fashionable tendency of a group of medical academics armed with epidemiological and statistical jargon.

Furthermore, the epidemiological pattern of diarrhoea in terms of prevalence, timing, duration and tendency to cluster within litters was described within the separate herds of the study.

The study intended to describe the epidemiological pattern of NNPDS in terms of prevalence, timing, duration and tendency to cluster within litters.