Sentence examples for fever area from inspiring English sources

Eleven donors (35.5%) lived in a high incidence Q fever area.

Figure 2 summarizes the receiver operating characteristic curve of the temporal artery thermometer for diagnosing fever (area under the curve 0.80; 95% CI, 0.76 to 0.83).

Serum samples from pregnant women were obtained from laboratories located in the high-incidence Q fever area in the province of Noord-Brabant.

Eighty donors (7.7%) lived within a five-kilometre radius of a previously contaminated farm, and 147 (14.3%) donors lived in the high incidence Q fever area.

Of the 5381 children small for gestational age of women residing in a Q fever area in 2008 2010, 38 could have been attributable to residing in that area.

More recently, genotyping by using a 10-locus MLVA panel provided additional information about the genotypic diversity of Coxiella burnetii among ruminants in the Netherlands: 1 dominant MLVA genotype was identified among goats and sheep throughout the entire affected Q fever area (4 ).

For example, Indian health regulations may ask for evidence of vaccination against yellow fever if you are arriving from sub-Saharan Africa or other yellow fever areas.

In contrast, the percentage seropositivity was higher in donors living in high incidence Q fever areas as compared to donors living elsewhere (7.5% vs. 2.3%, P = 0.002).

Second, by using a multivariable model with an interaction term, we were able to compare pregnancy outcomes in Q fever areas in 2008 2010 with both the outcomes of the areas without Q fever in 2008 2010 and the outcomes in the period before the Q fever outbreak (in areas with and without Q fever).

Pam Evans & Bernard Hand A: Even though you have flown in and transferred to a non-yellow fever risk area immediately, you still need the shot and the certificate.

Below, Neha Thirani our researcher in Mumbai, reports on a dental assistant and her family who stood in line for six hours, rather than paying seven times the actual fee for her family's vaccinations: Last June, Disha Khagram, 24, and her family were planning a trip to South Africa, which is designated by Indian health officials as a yellow fever epidemic area.