Sentence examples for transmission severity from inspiring English sources

It was also found that knowledge of O. viverrini transmission, severity, prevention and control, were significantly correlated with health education programs (p<0.001).

Measures to increase social distance should be considered in affected communities, depending on the epidemiology of transmission, severity of disease (case-fatality ratio), and risk groups affected.

The results indicate that the experimental group had significantly increased its knowledge of O. viverrini (126/150 students, 84%), perceptions of disease transmission, severity, prevention and control (p<0.01).

Altogether, this exercise reflected the interaction patterns of substituted residues along with implications for PK-NCVI/Pk3a NS3 in its role of disease profile and further studies with other genotypes should be carried out to define a complete map of IM noncovalent interactions responsible for the variable disease transmission, severity, and resistance to antiviral therapies.

Moreover, this attractive movie and game could be realized the O. viverrini transmission, severity, prevention and control, it is recommended that this health education programs should be applied to other similar school to O. viverrini prevent and control in new generation age of Thailand.

In the direct wave transmission, the severity of blast wave impact can be reduced by ballistic helmets.

13 May With the outbreak still teetering on the brink of phase 6, a full-scale pandemic, WHO's Sylvie Briand, a project leader in the Global Influenza Programme, acknowledges the limits of the phasing system, which gauges transmission, not severity.

"The U.S. is committed to supporting and enhancing the health security in the region by reducing transmission and severity of illness," Sebelius said at a meeting in Cancun, Mexico, that gathered health ministers from the region.

Interestingly, incidence of HCMV transmission and severity of the associated morbidities seem to be reduced during recurrent episodes compared to primary infections [6] [8], indicating that the adaptive immune response is capable to mediate some protection to the foetus.

We hypothesize that climatological conditions and specific population characteristics of the Canary Islands limited the transmission and severity of the pandemic virus in these populations.

Cognitions, including unconfirmed beliefs about modes of transmission, perceived severity and susceptibility were associated with some of the avoidance behaviors and emotional distress variables.