Sentence examples for illness occurrence from inspiring English sources

Measurement of health status, illness occurrence, mortality and impact of associated risk factors; techniques for design, analysis and interpretation of epidemiologic research studies; sources of bias and confounding; and causal inference.

However, the ecological damage of probiotics in the animal body, and the pathogenic bacteria variation in the environment increased the cattle illness occurrence risk (Allen et al. 2010; Martinez 2008, 2009).

The date of pediatrician's diagnosis served as a proxy for date of illness occurrence.

The date of diagnosis in the medical chart served as a proxy for the time of illness occurrence.

MVPA predictive techniques may be able to use neuroimaging data to predict (among others) likelihood of illness occurrence in at-risk groups.

Moreover, entomologic investigations in the living areas of the case-patients several months after the first signs of illness occurrence were incomplete.

In investigations that are limited to culture-confirmed cases, or cases infected with a specific subtype of the pathogen, investigators may miss many of the milder or non-diagnosed illness occurrences, and thus underestimate the risk.

Their observation confirms previously reported correlation between duration of illness and occurrence of allodynia.

The three outcomes ranked of least importance were: duration of hospitalization, death after a prolonged illness, and occurrence of delirium.

At 5 and 7 years mothers were asked about asthma and wheezing illnesses including occurrence, frequency and severity indicators for each child.

But as he immediately explains, this was to provide for illness: a common occurrence, "as the prescriptions written by the school doctor for the apothecary must show".