Sentence examples for epidemiological version from inspiring English sources
"It's the epidemiological version of the cart before the horse".
The Kiddie-Schedule for Affective Disorders and Schizophrenia-Epidemiological Version (K-SADS-E; Orvaschel 1995) is a clinical interview that assesses psychopathology in children and adolescents, as per the DSM- IV- TR.
Statistical analyses were performed with Epi-nfo epidemiological package (version 3.3.2 – CDC – Atlanta).
95% confidence intervals of GDM prevalence were calculated and compiled (Fig. 2) using metadata viewer for epidemiological studies (version 1, March 2011).
Despite those cases were not hospitalized, a special RF was created and was included in the MR. In 2000 a computerized database was created using Epi-nfo epidemiological package (version 3.3.2 – CDC – Atlanta) and for one year the already compiled RFs were entered into the database.
Standard statistical procedures were carried out using the epidemiological software Epi-info (version 3.4.3).
17 The presence of the L1014S kdr mutation and the L1014F kdr mutation in An. gambiae s.s. was assessed on specimens collected during the longitudinal epidemiological study using adapted versions of the allele-specific PCRs (AS-PCR) developed by Martinez-Torres and others 5 and described in Verhaeghen and others.
Patient demographic data were analyzed using "Epidemiological calculator" (R epicalc package, version 2.10.0.0).
Frenk et al. (12) propose some corrections and additions to the original three-stage-three-model version of the epidemiological transition (2).
Therefore, carefully crafted longitudinal studies of the redistribution of persons across geography (and associated changes in risk regime and livelihood) will be crucial for understanding the 21st century version of the epidemiological transition in sub-Saharan Africa.
The Chinese long and short versions of the IPAQ appear to have acceptable reliability when compared with other instruments used to assess physical activity in epidemiological studies, although the short version has been reported to underestimate the energy expenditure of total and moderate physical activity.
