Sentence examples for risk of circulating from inspiring English sources

The plan incorporates the lessons learned from India's success becoming polio free in early 2012 and cutting-edge knowledge about the risk of circulating vaccine-derived polioviruses.

The risk of circulating vaccine-derived poliovirus (cVDPV) outbreaks after OPV cessation of any serotype depends on the serotype-specific population immunity to transmission prior to its cessation.

This finding emphasizes the necessity for careful, continual and thorough surveillance paired with risk-assessment of circulating influenza viruses.

Decreased overall survival was predicted by performance status ECOG 2 or worse, intermediate-risk and poor-risk cytogenetics, presence of circulating blasts, and red blood cell transfusion greater than 4 units in 8 weeks.

Finally, we particularly favoured the inclusion of all polymorphisms that were previously reported in the literature to be associated with cancer risk and/or levels of circulating hormones.

The gender-related differences of circulating risk factors in diabetic patients with ASO in China remain unknown.

Q What is the risk of an outbreak of circulating vaccine-derived poliovirus (cVDPV)?

Thus, the present study aims to determine the superior marker of obesity through comparisons of SAD, BMI, WHR in terms of association strength with metabolic risk factors and levels of circulating adipocytokines in a cohort of Saudi children.

Given these differences in physiology, it is quite possible that, contrary to several other forms of cancer (Kaaks and Lukanova, 2001), endometrial cancer risk is relatively independent of circulating IGF-I levels.

First, individuals from a malaria endemic region that show evidence of decreased P. falciparum infection risk have higher levels of circulating α-gal-specific IgM Abs, as compared to individuals who are susceptible to P. falciparum infection.

The possible, but undocumented, effects of diet and physical activity on breast cancer risk could be explained in terms of the first or the second postulate, although there is inadequate evidence as to whether these two variables affect either the number of mammary cells at risk or the levels of circulating mammotropic and growth hormones.