Sentence examples for id event from inspiring English sources

He notes that it was in a "talent ID" event that 100m gold medallist Jonnie Peacock was spotted.

The Briton lost his right leg below the knee after contracting meningococcal septicaemia at the age of five and came to athletics via a Paralympic talent ID event four years ago.

The results of the IPC's investigation confirmed the Spanish athlete's allegations and also determined that the incident was not isolated to the basketball ID event or to Spanish athletes.

The first component will measure a nation's risk for an emerging ID event by establishing driver baselines through the use of historical data or published ratings.

This report is a call to action to improve collection of driver and ID event data to rapidly develop the science and our understanding of relationships between drivers and emerging ID events, and move toward driver-based ID surveillance systems.

In the historical case of bromeliad malaria (see Drivers in Action and Hindsight section), actions were taken only after astute clinicians recognized the pattern of an ID event, malarial symptoms around cacao farms.

In 2009, the Paralympic authorities voted to bring back ID events for the London Paralympics in three sports - swimming, athletics and table tennis.

ID events had been suspended following the 2000 Summer Paralympics, after the Spanish basketball team was stripped of their gold medals when it was found that only 2 of their 12 team members actually suffered from intellectual disability.

A digital driver surveillance platform that improves situational awareness by active monitoring of ID events and associated drivers is an obtainable goal for the public health community.

Unusual infectious disease (ID) events occur when an underlying mix of antecedent epidemiologic drivers provide the necessary conditions for a pathogen to emerge in susceptible populations.

Indeed, between 1940 and 2005, 60% of emerging ID events were of zoonotic origin and showed a substantial positive correlation with wildlife abundance and diversity (4 ).