Sentence examples for infectious assessment from inspiring English sources

A complete inflammatory and infectious assessment found only increased serum TPHA-VDRL.

A complete inflammatory and infectious assessment found one case of toxocariasis, one of sarcoidosis, and one of syphilis.

Coupling traditional and digital sources of information can arguably allow for innovation in interpreting infectiousness, and faster and better infectious disease assessment and response from information on personal health metrics to aggregated information on people-to-people chains, such as those in larger outbreaks of global health importance.

The collaborative European project REACT (Response to Emerging infectious disease: Assessment and development of Core capacities and Tools) sought to improve coordination of infectious disease surveillance among European countries, of which one Work Package addressed local implementation of the IHR (2005).

In the framework of the EU-funded project 'Response to Emerging infectious disease: Assessment and development of Core capacities and Tools' (REACT), we have investigated the available evidence and tools on contact tracing aiming to guide public health institutions in their decision-making.

As our fly-by-night heroine, the elfin actress is, in Holly's own assessment, "infectious".

This phase of our team's study focuses on developing an adaptation-friendly reproducible model of infectious disease epidemiology assessment.

The dynamic nature of microbial populations in terms of number and state, as discussed above, prevents direct application of toxicological models to infectious disease risk assessment (Ross and McMeekin 2003).

At the same time, we need to review regularly our risk assessment for infectious disease to ensure that we have enough doses of vaccine to cope with worst-case scenarios.

Our study confirms that emergency physicians seeing HIV-infected patients must consider both noninfectious and infectious diagnoses in their assessment, even if noninfectious illnesses have become more common.

We describe a new system that we expect to improve the discovery and assessment of infectious diseases, with broader potential for biomedicine.