Sentence examples for year of enhanced from inspiring English sources

During the first year of enhanced MERS coronavirus surveillance in England, 77 persons traveling from the Middle East had acute respiratory illness and were tested for the virus.

Further, the proportion of the modifiable risk attributable to each factor that was removed following one year of enhanced support was estimated.

After one year of enhanced support, the modifiable population risk attributed to smoking (56%), high blood pressure (68%), and high cholesterol (53%) was removed.

As part of the proposed revisions to the 2005 World Health Organization (WHO) position paper on influenza vaccines, the Strategic Advisory Group of Experts (SAGE) Influenza Working Group [ 20] recently recommended use of LAIV instead of TIV for children aged 2 5 years because of enhanced levels of protection in this age group.

The appearance of these mice represents a sort of laboratory-created evolutionary balancing act, following by several years the creation of enhanced cats.

Several innovative tracer techniques have been introduced during the past 5 years for enhanced characterization of the "source zones" at sites contaminated with non-aqueous phase liquid (NAPL) wastes.

"The vast majority of this uplift will be from broadcast income as the Premier League enters the second year of its greatly enhanced three-year TV deals," Mr Bull said.

Exploratory Analysis – Two hundred two of the 250 employers completed the open-ended question about benefits that were given priority at either 12- and/or 24-months, with 41.8% of EB employers reporting that wellness programs were given priority in their companies in the previous year compared to 36.5% of enhanced UC employers (chi square = 0.59, p = .44).44

There has been growing interest over recent years in the use of enhanced recovery programmes (also known as enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS), fast track, multimodal, rapid or accelerated recovery programmes).

In many areas with poliomyelitis cases, AFP reporting exceeds 1 per 100,000 children aged <15 years as a result of enhanced surveillance and a high incidence of enterovirus infections and other causes of AFP.

Thyroid cancer incidence in the United States has increased in the last thirty years not only apparently because of enhanced detection but probably also as a true increase [ 95].