Sentence examples for precedent disease from inspiring English sources

The average time from the beginning of precedent disease recordings in the Danish National Registry of Patients in 1977 until enrollment in the study was 17 years (SD = 7.3).

Until the 18th century, the medical project was derived from that proposed by Hippocrates: illness took precedent over disease and formulating prognosis was essential for the physician.

The mechanisms underlying rare diseases are not well understood, patients are hard to identify and diagnose, and no regulatory precedent for the disease may exist, all of which makes designing and conducting drug development programs very difficult.

Fouchier is still "adamantly opposed" to the requirement for a license, which he worries will set a "terrible precedent" for infectious disease researchers in Europe.

There's historical precedent for linking disease to immigrant groups.

So there is precedent for crowd-funding disease cures.

That reaction concerns Jonathan Tucker, director of the Chemical and Biological Weapons Nonproliferation Program at the Monterey Institute of International Studies in Washington, D.C. "The smallpox situation sets a troubling precedent for other infectious diseases, such as polio and measles," he says.

If typical risk factors are not apparent, it may be prudent to extend diagnostics for exclusion of underlying diseases and precedent infections.

The act, an attempt by legislators to respond to the constantly increasing burden of illness caused by Lyme disease, is nearly without precedent in its breadth.

If Eldred prevails, drug courts, parole, and probation systems in Massachusetts might be prevented from punishing people in similar situations and a legal precedent set recognizing addiction as a disease that impairs self-control.

A link between the activity of the gut microbiome and the development of a chronic disease is not without precedent.