Similar words: epidemiologist, epidemiology, biological, physiological, ideological, bacteriological, biological clock, neurobiological. Meaning: adj. of or relating to epidemiology.
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91. An epidemiological survey proved that Antu county is an epidemic area of paragonimiasis.
92. Methods With census method epidemiological investigations were carried out in the crowd. All serum samples were detected by IFAT and ELISA for antibodies (IgG/IgM) against Borrelia burgdorferi.
93. Methods Epidemiological survey was performed on the natural environment, the changes of water area and the infection of fasciolopsis buski in aquatic in Weishan country.
94. Methods To analyze the STD case-reporting data of Sichuan province and data from epidemiological surveys and relating literature.
95. Much of sub-Saharan Africa's clinical and epidemiological research capacity, regulatory expertise, and pharmaceutical production capacity is concentrated in South Africa.
96. WHO will be tracking the pandemic at the epidemiological, clinical, and virological levels.
97. Objective To investigate the epidemiological status of visceral leishmaniasis in Hamangou coal mine area of Korla City of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region.
98. Method Combine the investigation of Epidemiological with the hydrography data.
99. Methods The epidemiological questionary and examination of indirect laryngoscopy were used.
100. Objective To study the risk factors for stress incontinence in China femal and the epidemiological information of the high risk group.
101. Methods Mass survey of feces and epidemiological survey were carried out in 1389 persons.
102. Epidemiological investigation showed that etiological agent of northeast tiger pasteurella Multocida maybe comes from the food.
103. Donald Max Parkin , a research fellow at the University of Oxford's Clinical Trial Service Unit and Epidemiological Studies Unit.
104. Objective To survey the epidemiological characteristics of pulmonary acariasis in population of different occupations.
105. These statistical data for epidemiological investigation and compensation to be taken to prepare the work.
106. Epidemiological, pharmacological , and neurobiological studies have certainly brought about progress in our general understanding of schizophrenia.
107. Animal models, cytological research, epidemiological studies and clinical trials suggest that COX-2 inhibitor may reduce the risk of colorectal tumors in early stage.
108. Comment: In a previous epidemiological study, the prevalence of dysmenorrhea was inversely associated with dietary intake of both fish oil and vitamin B12.
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109. A detailed epidemiological investigation and contact follow up is being conducted by a team of epidemiologists from IEDCR, ICDDRB and WHO Bangladesh.
110. The role of pesticides (eg. Paraquat and Dieldrin) as potential risk factors for Parkinson's disease, a role suggested by both epidemiological statistics and laboratory evidence.
111. This report provides all countries with a baseline for monitoring epidemiological trends and assessing the progress they are making to address noncommunicable diseases.
112. According to the epidemiological investigation, the source of this outbreak was a wild marmot, which had contact with the dog of the index case.
113. Methods Case - control study was employed for genetic epidemiological survey.
114. "There have been many large, epidemiological studies comparing vasectomized and nonvasectomized men, and none of them have shown any health risks associated with vasectomy, " he says.
115. The epidemiological studies played a key role in these decisions.
116. Objective To investigate the epidemiological status of visceral leishmaniasis in Minfeng county, a newly identified endemic area in south Xinjiang, China.
117. These studies are often referred to as epidemiological or post - marketing surveillance studies.
118. Objective To sum up the epidemiological characteristics of an outbreak of tuberculosis.
119. OBJECTIVE—Accumulating epidemiological evidence suggests that hypovitaminosis D may be associated with type 2 diabetes and related metabolic risks.
120. Establishment of a centralized national data base with timely information on epidemiological studies, milk-borne illnesses, sample test data, and recalls.
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