Sentence examples for selected surveillance from inspiring English sources

Analysis of prevailing species indicated that 40 selected surveillance sites contained multiple rodents species.

Data from 1998 to 1999 indicate a further decline in incidence in selected surveillance areas.

During a mean follow-up of 2 years, the incidence of ovarian or peritoneal cancer and breast cancer was significantly greater amongst those women who selected surveillance than amongst those who chose to undergo PBSO[ 86].

Policymakers can apply actual data and realistic projections from their own countries to compare different surveillance strategies and potential improvements to elements of their surveillance systems: They can compare 'baseline' and projected 'follow up' scenarios, i.e., after implementation of selected surveillance improvement strategies.

The C.D.C. previously reported significant decreases in chickenpox from 1995 to 2000, with incidence falling by 70 to 85 percent in three communities selected for surveillance.

Immunoblot (results not shown), was created from brainstem material from randomly selected Canadian surveillance samples of 17 bovines.

Different medicines related to respiratory and gastrointestinal infectious diseases are selected for surveillance based on local historical sale records.

We selected the surveillance cohort by using stratified cluster randomization and obtained informed written consent from all households.

Currently, 26 priority species have been selected for surveillance sampling in Alaska (Ip et al. 2008), but further optimization of this list, and timing of sampling, could be based on analysis of LPAI viral genetics as summarized in this study.

Each hospital selected for surveillance had the laboratory capacity to perform RV detection using rapid antigen detection methods or a reliable system for transporting specimens to a reference laboratory.

All tests are well suited for use in targeted surveillance programs, where animals selected for BSE surveillance are typically exhibiting suspicious signs of clinical disease.