Sentence examples for episode study from inspiring English sources

Prevalence of piroplasms was also investigated in a second group of 80 sheep from 16 flocks reared in mountain areas that had been heavily exposed to ticks and had suffered a recent abortion episode (Study II).

The Episode study [ 29] has shown that the burden of symptoms of patients with IBS in primary care is similar to the burden of symptoms of those in secondary care; therefore no attempt will be made to stratify by recruitment route.

Deficits in working memory have been reported by most first episode studies across the bipolar disorder spectrum relative to HCs Barrettt et al. 2009; Elshahawi et al. 2011; Hellvin et al. 2012; Hill et al. 2009; López-Jaramillo et al. 2010).

Our finding that attention was not impaired is consistent with the majority of first episode studies in bipolar disorder (Hellvin et al. 2012; Hill et al. 2009; López-Jaramillo et al. 2010; Torres et al. 2010).

The results for the lower end of the dose range are in agreement with linear models fitted in studies of moderate air pollution and episode studies.

Lipids do not present major variations during the dialysis episode studied, with the exception of triglycerides due to the feeding of patients.

In 2 of 82 cases (2.4%) there was evidence that bacterial culture and antimicrobial sensitivity testing were performed during the pyoderma episode studied; in both cases results were available before the prescribed course of antimicrobial treatment commenced.

The first-episode study program [ 6] of the German Research Network on Schizophrenia (GRNS) [ 26] consisted of an 8-week acute treatment phase and a consecutive 2-year long-term treatment phase (registered in ClinicalTrials.gov: NCT00159081).

Using the same type of infectious disease model that often predicts contagion, the researchers determined that social contagion – as measured by the frequency and duration of exposure to gun violence – accounted for two-thirds of the 11,000 shooting episodes studied.

In all three episodes studied, L. iners had an inverse relationship with the BV-associated bacteria.

At least substance abuse may contribute to an earlier onset of schizophrenia as seen in many first-episode studies [ 6].