Sentence examples for more epidemiological from inspiring English sources

And shutting borders can cause economic disruption; pursuing individual carriers often makes more epidemiological sense.

Whatever Dr. Howard decides now is likely to be based on the presence of known or suspected carcinogens in the World Trade Center debris, and will probably have to stand until more epidemiological evidence comes in, the experts said.

Most of the issues regarding PTH remain controversial [6] and need more epidemiological, clinical and pathophysiological studies.

More epidemiological information is needed from the Asia-Pacific region in order to be able to predict trends in CHD and to plan resources for treatment.

If VISION 2020 is to succeed, many more epidemiological studies will be needed to set priorities, although some can be of the Rapid Assessment of Avoidable Blindness design.

Daily analyses would therefore probably not detect more epidemiological events but would yield more timely signals.

But more recent epidemiological findings have favored Barker.

There are yet more powerful epidemiological methods that seem even more far-fetched.

If highly contagious venereal syphilis had existed in Europe in antiquity, said Dr. Armelagos, the Emory anthropologist, there should be more supporting epidemiological evidence than two or three skeletons bearing suggestive scars.

"Much more detailed epidemiological studies are required," Gould wrote in an e-mail.

An array of new emerging diseases originating from wildlife reservoirs elucidates the need for more detailed epidemiological models to predict new outbreaks and facilitate their control [1].