Sentence examples for highly epidemiological from inspiring English sources

Because of a public health culture in West Africa which is still highly epidemiological and not very open to the social sciences, many healthcare personnel object to our studies that they are 'non-scientific' as they 'do not contain any figures'.

Terms like "machine learning", "predictive modelling" and "big data" sound auspicious – in particular if they are accompanied by a promise to solve highly complex epidemiological problems.

However, evidence on this direct impact at a global scale is limited, mainly due to issues in modelling and projecting complex and highly heterogeneous epidemiological relationships across different populations and climates.

These profound implications to control planning have motivated more detailed and highly controlled epidemiological studies [25].

Because of the highly endemic epidemiological situation, the true incidence of clinical brucellosis cannot be stated.

12 The study provides highly relevant epidemiological support for previously published mechanistic studies on Eag1 and might be useful in the development of clinical and therapeutic biomarkers.

Based on this, NGMAST has the potential to provide highly useful epidemiological information in our population, especially if applied on non-cultured clinical specimens which comprise the majority of notifications in WA.

Some parameters may be uncertain and/or highly variable, especially epidemiological parameters.

As dynamic systems, they allow the identification and the tracking of specific sequences, which is highly valuable for epidemiological studies.

One way to address this challenge is to combine robust lineage-specific markers with highly discriminatory molecular epidemiological typing.

As a consequence, finer typing of isolates that belong to widespread clones is highly necessary for epidemiological purposes and to distinguish within clones, subtypes with particular gene content, phenotype and geographic distribution [64].