Sentence examples for incidental introduction of from inspiring English sources

In line with the ECDC guideline [ 8] and the Dutch guideline for 'Incidental introduction of a new influenza strain' [ 15], in the Netherlands close contacts of a patient with laboratory confirmed pandemic influenza were identified.

The evidence of recombination among pre-/early-vaccination era MV strains and the lack of detection of recombination among post-vaccination era MV strains are consistent with the shift in epidemiology from a situation of co-circulation of strains in populations to a bottleneck situation with incidental introduction of a single strain to a susceptible sub-population of a geographical region.

Our data confirm earlier observations of a declining incidence of incidental tumours after the introduction of PSA screening (Mai et al, 2000); incidental PCa currently constitutes around 10% of all diagnosed PCa in Sweden (Regionalt Onkologiskt Centrum ROC, 2003).

The etiology of subcutaneous emphysema is related to traumatic, iatrogenic, incidental, or pathological events, all of which result from the introduction of gas between the tissue layers [3].

After incidental reports of non-guided sentinel node procedures, it was the introduction of the technique of intraoperative lymphatic mapping in 1989 that initiated the widespread use and general acceptance of this approach.

It is difficult to tell whether citations to reviews are incidental casual references (e.g. something generic to cite in the start of the Introduction of a manuscript) or they also have a bearing on the scientific reasoning of the citing work.

Since the widespread introduction of liver imaging for routine clinical investigation, it has become clear that incidental benign liver lesions are not rare.

This requires the introduction of quantum mechanics.

On the other hand, clustered nests survived better when incidental skunk-like predators were present, but survival was dramatically reduced in the presence of foxes; thus, small changes in the predator community (e.g. introduction of foxes) without commensurate changes in nest clustering could have important effects on waterfowl populations.

Needs little introduction, of course.

However, the introduction of Dunne.