Sentence examples for surveillance subsequently from inspiring English sources

Follow-up surveillance subsequently identified >150 cases through December 2000.

Epidemiological surveillance subsequently identified closely related serotype 19F isolates in other parts of Southeast Asia (Bogaert et al. 2002; Ip et al. 2002), South Africa (McGee et al. 2001), and the United States (Corso et al. 1998).

The Swedish Norwegian Testicular Cancer Study Group undertook a prospective observational study between 2000 and 2006 in stage I seminoma (Tandstad et al, 2011), initially with options of either adjuvant radiotherapy to a dose of 25.2 Gy in 14 fractions, or with surveillance; subsequently, after 2003, adjuvant carboplatin (one cycle) was an alternative adjuvant treatment.

Four counties in the southeastern United States had high incidence of human Lyme disease during the early years of national surveillance but subsequently had low incidence.

Five patients under surveillance were subsequently diagnosed with breast malignancy (three of the five at a site unrelated to the initial biopsy).

Shadow Home Secretary Andy Burnham welcomed the bill when it was introduced in November, couching it as neither a Snooper's Charter nor mass surveillance — although he subsequently wrote to the Home Secretary saying the party wanted to see stronger safeguards put in place in the legislation, especially around the issue of judicial sign off for authorizing interception warrants.

Subsequently, surveillance showed a higher seroprevalence against both MARV and EBOV in R. aegyptiacus than in other species tested [2].

Ciprofloxacin resistance was extremely rare when surveillance began but subsequently increased for all four organisms.

Based on the initial findings, the surveillance program was subsequently expanded to encompass all epidemic regions in the country.

Integrating a suicide prevention program with the Primary Health Care network enhanced depression and suicide surveillance capacity and subsequently reduced the number of suicides, especially in rural areas.

Subsequently, surveillance for non-O157 STEC became part of core FoodNet surveillance, and these infections are proving to be even more common than infection by the prototypical E. coli O157 strain.