Sentence examples for routine disease from inspiring English sources

Although our growing resistance to them can in part be put down to poor prescribing and use, Dr David Wallinga points out that more than 70% of medically important antibiotics sold in the US are used for livestock to promote growth or for routine disease prevention in the "less-than-healthy conditions found on industrial farms".

"Whilst we agree that antibiotics should be used for the treatment of sick animals, they should not be used to support irresponsible practices such as growth promotion or routine disease prevention of animals kept in closely confined and unsanitary conditions," it says.

We envision this method being most applicable to interpretation of clinical trials rather than routine disease management of patients.

The multiplex PCR assay represents an additional tool for epidemiological studies and routine disease assessment in areas co-endemic for the two Dirofilaria species.

Vaccination and routine disease surveillance programmes were still, in theory, running along Soviet lines.

Patients were identified through routine disease surveillance conducted at the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH).

A strict sanitation and traffic control program minimizes opportunities for new disease organisms to enter the herd, while systematic vaccination reduces the likelihood of routine diseases.

Routine infectious disease surveillance data has to be analysed quickly in order to prevent further disease transmission.

Therefore, with further development of expansion and differentiation protocols, the use of cord blood stem cells can be extended to routine laboratory disease modelling and testing of therapeutic agents above and beyond the curative transplantation value of this biological material.

The Réseau Sentinelles® in 1984, set up in France using the Minitel® (French electronic network), first demonstrated the utility of electronic data recording for routine infectious disease system alerts and feedback transmission for general practitioners [2].

Routine notifiable disease surveillance often suffers from incomplete reporting [ 6] and poor timeliness [ 7, 8].