Examples of using Epidemiologic in English and their translations into German
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Epidemiologic methods are used for the analysis of the data.
These findings are based primarily on epidemiologic research.
So far there are no epidemiologic data available on iron and iron oxides.
Their disease-modifying effect(on the loss of pulmonary function, mortality, and other endpoints)remains to be demonstrated in long-term epidemiologic studies.
Epidemiologic classification of human papillomavirus types associated with cervical cancer.
High fruit and vegetable has been found in numerous epidemiologic studies to lower the risk of some types of cancer.
According to epidemiologic studies the incidence has been increasing over the past few decades.
The high patient numbers provide a constructive environment for epidemiologic, pathogenetic and therapeutic studies.
Epidemiologic studies reveal a dramatic increase in allergies in the last decades.
Clinical Epedemiology in Stroke" applies epidemiologic methods to answer questions that rise in the context of patient care.
Epidemiologic studies that compared the risk of VTE reported that the risk ranged from no increase to a three-fold increase.
As usual the responsible ministry conceals not only all data of epidemiologic significance but also whether regular slaughter of the animal could be prevented.
Compilation of epidemiologic data from various regions and countries, analysis of the respective eye care systems, specially for cataract surgery.
The authors of the ATBC trial further stated that”The lack of benefit of beta carotene is particularly surprising given the substantial andconsistent epidemiologic evidence of an association between a higher beta carotene intake and a lower incidence of lung cancer.”.
Because of missing epidemiologic data this disease could not be involved in the project VISION 2020.
Overall results are quite consistent with those of other epidemiologic studies that to a large extent found no increased cancer risk in the first ten years of mobile phone use.
Epidemiologic data from Australia, animal studies with artificial sources of ultraviolet light, and the development of skin cancer in individuals with a genetic inability to correct the DNA damage caused by ultraviolet radiation provided circumstantial evidence of the connection.
To analyse additional epidemiologic markers for identification of clones: Multilocus Sequence Typing MIST.
On humans, only epidemiologic studies have been possible; conclusions have been drawn based on observing correlations that exist between conditions during pregnancy and health problems people develop later in adult life.
There is now impressive human data from epidemiologic studies indicating that soya foods do not worsen the prognosis of breast cancer patients.
Based on such epidemiologic finding, a team led by DZHK Professor Oliver Soehnlein studied how the arterial recruitment of leukocytes, a process critically determining atheroprogression, is controlled by the circadian clock.
Concurrently,“GMS Hygiene and Infection Control” wishes to serve as platform for epidemiologic and other data relevant for infection control aspects in Germany, Austria, or Switzerland, which are sometimes hardly accepted in other international journals due to their unique or highly selective topics.
Other epidemiologic studies also support this finding and have found a link between lower incidence of diabetes and greater levels of adiponectin in the body, though many of these studies lacked some important covariates and did not thoroughly probe the risk variability across BMI and smoking categories.
We know from large experimental studies,analyses from animal models, epidemiologic studies as well as clinical trials that atherosclerosis is a local unspecific inflammatory process which is accompanied by systemic reactions and finally also involves the heart itself.
The few epidemiologic studies that did report on cancer incidence in relation to RF radiation have generally presented negative or inconsistent results, and thus emphasize the need for more studies that should investigate cohorts with high RF exposure for changes in cancer incidence.
The major social, cultural, environmental, epidemiologic and financial disasters contemporary of the ongoing Globalisation wave are widely considered as its"results" or side effects, but other analysts strongly deny such interpretation.
The few epidemiologic studies that did report on cancer incidence in relation to RF radiation(mainly from occupational exposure including microwave and radar and from living in proximity to TV towers) have generally presented negative or inconsistent results, or were subject to possible confounding from other exposures(12-20). Laboratory studies in this area have also been confusing and conflicting.
On the other hand epidemiologic studies identified corneal thickness as an independent risk factor for the development and progression of glaucoma.
As a result of changing epidemiologic conditions(e.g., immigration), changing resistance patterns with therapeutic implications, and new knowledge relating to the indications for pathogen eradication, the medical management of H. pylori is a dynamic process in need of periodic reassessment.
Results of a large 3-year prospective study with data of the National Epidemiologic Survey on Alcohol and Related Conditions(NESARC) of the USA“suggest that cannabis use and CUDs[cannabis use disorders] are not associated with increased incidence of most anxiety disorders and inversely, most anxiety disorders are not associated with increased incidence of cannabis use or CUDs.”.

