Sentence examples for transmitted aids from inspiring English sources

The study population consisted of all the patients with vertically transmitted AIDS receiving care at this unit between January 2001 and December 2011.

A total of 177 children and adolescents with vertically transmitted AIDS were included in the study.

In 2007, unprotected sex between men accounted for 40.3% of all new sexually transmitted AIDS cases in Mexico [ 1].

She noted that AIDS needle-exchange programs, which met resistance not only in Staten Island but all over the country, reduced the number of needle-transmitted AIDS cases in New York from fifty per cent in 1992 to four per cent today.

In 1997 Canadian authorities, in response to the transfusion-transmitted AIDS epidemic [ 19, 27], recommended the introduction of a blood product tracking system.

The "main focus" points of this multi-sector training were: correct information on how HIV/AIDs is and isn't transmitted; destigmatization; care and compassion; and condoms (Moodie et al., 1991; Uganda, 1989).

With reference to labour market restructuring and the contemporary rhetoric, design and management of human development interventions, it describes a study into how these changes influence the multiple messages being transmitted in association with aid sector interventions and applies them to case studies of communication in very different organisational partnerships.

Different configurations are possible for a binaural beamforming system, for instance, both hearing aids could transmit their received microphone signals to a central device where the beamforming is performed, and the result could then be transmitted back to the hearing aids.

It adds that although state secondary schools have to provide sex education, the only topic they must cover by law is HIV, Aids and other sexually transmitted infections.

Diagnostic ability was aided by automatically wirelessly transmitted electrograms.

The performers are synchronized with the aid of a click track, transmitted to them and heard over headphones (Stockhausen 1996c, 215).