Sentence examples for terms of epidemiology from inspiring English sources

The situation is extremely variable even in terms of epidemiology: Kim et al.

Further studies have shown that C. dubliniensis and C. albicans differ not only phenotypically but also in terms of epidemiology, virulence characteristics, and the ability of C. dubliniensis to develop fluconazole resistance [3].

In terms of epidemiology we used the lower 95% CI estimates of the HZ- and PHN-incidence.

It has been formally demonstrated that Asian and Caucasian gastric cancers differ in terms of epidemiology, diagnosis, treatment and prognosis.

Racial groups may differ in terms of epidemiology, disease presentation, drug tolerability, and response to treatment [ 8, 15- 19].

The parameter vector β is chosen to be β = (0.5, -0.5, 0.5, 0.5)' which represents effects of relevant size in terms of epidemiology and clinic.

In terms of traditional epidemiology (incidence, demographics, histology, and risk factors) and molecular epidemiology (genetic susceptibility and sensitivity to treatments), esophageal cancer has distinct characteristics in Asian and Western populations.

According to a recent overview [ 3], the 30 EU/EEA member states present a highly heterogeneous situation in terms of TB epidemiology and control, distinguishing three broad epidemiological areas [ 38, 40].

The telluric persistence of Y. pestis reminds us of this close relationship, and matters in terms of plague epidemiology.

Aims: To evaluate the results of the French PKU screening program in terms of hyperphenylalaninaemia epidemiology, efficacy of the screening procedure, management and outcome of the patients.

7 Accordingly, the interpretation of our data should be in terms of cognitive epidemiology, rather than clinical application to an individual.