Sentence examples for pathology survey from inspiring English sources
To investigate the significance of these unusual smooth-edged abnormalities in tyrannosaurids, a detailed oral pathology survey of fossil and extant archosaurs was undertaken.
However, in DNP the lower prevalence observed in adult wild boar as compared to juveniles and yearlings contrasts with figures obtained in hunted populations [5] and suggests that part of the infected juvenile wild boar die due to the disease, as previously suggested in a pathology survey [6].
All workers from the Viana do Castelo shipyard, north of Portugal, were invited for a gastric pathology survey in 1998.
We note, for example, that the ragpickers were relatively young: more than 75% were between 18 and 49 years; 66% reported that they had chosen this work because they had lost a job; and that very few of them reported pre-existing mental pathologies (survey data on these variables not shown).
Irrespective of the severity of the pathology, our survey found that the main reason for parents' consenting to their child participating in a pediatric clinical research study was direct benefit to their own child.
The aim of the Etude épidémiologique de l'Impact de santé public sur 3 groupes de pathologies (EPI3) survey was to provide reference figures for disease burden in primary care.
There is a clear need for more data on QOL of patients in primary care; the aim of the Etude épidémiologique de l'Impact de santé public sur 3 groupes de pathologies (EPI3) survey was to provide reference figures for disease burden in this setting.
The present study is the first combined pathology and bacteriology survey performed on deceased free-ranging bats from Germany.
This study used multiple sources including clinician surveys, pathology reports, discharge diagnoses, death certificates, and autopsies from Bernalillo County, New Mexico between 1988 and 1990.
Confidence intervals (Exact 95% C.I. [Mid-P]) were calculated using WINPEPI [ 31] to determine if there were any differences between (a) speech pathologists who had and had not used stroke CPGs and (b) demographic proportions of the current study compared with proportions from the most recent Speech Pathology Australia member workforce survey (data provided by Speech Pathology Australia [ 32]).
A comparison of the proportions of speech pathologists in this sample with the most recent Speech Pathology Australia member workforce survey [ 32] found few significant differences.
