Sentence examples for etiologic by from inspiring English sources

Although the models are etiologic by nature and not meant as a predictive tool, the percentage predicted correctly are presented as an additional indication of the model fit.

As previously discussed, the lists of conditions used are inherently longer than the lists many States use to describe the newborn screening tests they offer because the expert group chose to break down the heterogeneity of conditions by listing them by etiologic type or by the analytes associated with the conditions.

Streptococcus pneumoniae is the most frequent causative agent of community-acquired pneumonia (CAP); however, an etiologic diagnosis by traditional techniques can be accomplished in only a small percentage of patients with CAP.

The authors conducted this pilot study to investigate a study design that could allow for an evaluation of such etiologic factors by providing the required estimate of the projected magnitude of differences between cases and controls.

Understanding of the pathogenesis of tuberculosis began with the work of Théophile Laennec at the beginning of the 19th century and was further advanced by the demonstration of the transmissibility of Mycobacterium tuberculosis infection by Jean-Antoine Villemin in 1865 and the identification of the tubercle bacillus as the etiologic agent by Robert Koch in 1882.

Many recent studies have emphasized etiologic heterogeneity by intrinsic subtype.

C. tropicalis was suggested as the etiologic agent by sequencing of both PCR-assays.

Objective: We sought to address GWI etiologic questions by evaluating the association of symptomatic illness with characteristics of veterans' deployment.

The third is in "designing and conducting etiologic research" by collaboration among stakeholders in devising an imaging protocol.

Further work using individual-level observational data will inform etiologic mechanisms by which the RFE affects health.

However, our study extends these etiologic studies by determining the economic cost of gastroenteritis outbreaks and incidence rates in a defined population.