Sentence examples for more extensive epidemiological from inspiring English sources

More extensive epidemiological studies are needed, not only to assess the HEV seroprevalence in humans, but also in several animal species.

We performed a more extensive epidemiological survey of IM over a 16 year period, specifically looking for evidence of seasonality and changing rates of IM.

More recently, extensive epidemiological data linking AD and diabetes are now supported by direct mechanistic links between Aβ peptide action and insulin receptor dysfunction in cells.

Further more extensive and detailed epidemiological research of SIDS is needed in Lithuania in order to understand the complex relationships between these variables and other factors that affect infant health and serve to heighten the risk of SIDS.

More extensive and extended hypothesis-driven epidemiological cohort studies are required to confirm this finding, and to determine whether bone demineralisation represents a new therapeutic target in reducing morbidity following critical illness.

However, a more extensive survey is required to obtain more accurate epidemiological relevance and to analyze the risk of L. pneumophila infection from ashiyu foot spa.

Extensive epidemiological data have been collected for more than 15 years from Ndiop and Dielmo with seasonal or year round transmission respectively.

Therefore, based on previous and present reports, it is clear that both Haarlem I and Beijing strains can cause epidemic and from epidemiological point it is necessary to conduct more extensive surveillance of MDR-TB strains because they might cause serious outbreaks [ 12].

Finally, epidemiological studies comparing risks from exposure to different types of contaminated village water sources paired with more extensive molecular characterization of pathogen isolates would provide additional information to practitioners working to reduce the disease burden of fecal protozoa pathogens in India and similar settings.

French influence was more extensive.

"This is much more extensive".