Sentence examples for robust disease from inspiring English sources

Defra works closely with vets and is aware of the critical role vets play in disease surveillance – Defra's own survey highlights that local vets are a trusted source of key information to their clients and this is fundamental to ensuring robust disease control and eradication strategies.

As an example, one strand of sheep breeding focuses on selecting animals that are robust, disease resistant and requiring minimal human assistance (e.g. with lambing), and even shedding its own wool (the cost of shearing exceeding the value of the wool gathered at the time of interviewing).

Numerous confounding factors can make the discovery of robust disease signatures difficult.

We examined the association of the robust disease susceptibility loci in 597 AD patients with sufficient longitudinal clinical data.

Therefore, it might be that CSF tau, in addition to being a robust disease state marker, to some degree reflects the disease stage.

This is because a robust disease diagnostic requires a classifier achieves both efficiency and security.

An answer to the Irish potato blight of 1845-6 was eventually found among the potato's wild and weedy relatives; a wild oat found in Israel in the 1960s helped spawn a more robust, disease-resistant strain of domesticated oats.

This indicates that using this methodology, no technically robust disease-related alterations could be detected in neurons from the schizophrenia samples, in contrast to the endothelial cells.

The lack of robust disease-related gene expression differences in both fibroblasts or LCLs weakens the case that these non-neuronal tissue sources are informative for detecting the underlying causative genetic and epigenetic changes responsible for SZ predisposition and development.

The robust disease-diversity relationships confirm that the dilution effect can be observed in another emerging infectious disease and illustrate an important ecosystem service provided by biodiversity, further supporting the growing view that protecting biodiversity should be considered in public health and safety plans.

Gene ontology enrichment analysis indicates that robust disease-genes execute essential function in comparison with sensitive disease-genes.