Examples of using Epidemiologic in English and their translations into Russian
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Classification of measles cases is mostly based on epidemiologic analysis.
The lack of epidemiologic data is the reason of the absence of the common treatment strategy.
Besides, there are revealed species of great epizootologic and epidemiologic importance predominantly fish parasites.
Epidemiologic situation is improved through extermination of some microorganisms contained in waste;
The data were borrowed from many epidemiologic studies; some of them covered the period of over 20 years.
Epidemiologic and laboratory evidence indicates that contact with puppies sold through Petland stores is a likely source of this outbreak.
Healthcare waste classification is based on the level of its toxic, epidemiologic and radioactive hazard: there are 5 hazard classes.
Such epidemiologic data collection and analysis is essential to identify trends and rapidity of change.
Taking into account country-specific demographic and epidemiologic trends is critical for developing both short- and long-term financing strategies.
Excludes potatoes(including french fries) because they are not associated with lower risk of chronic disease in epidemiologic studies; 2 whole fruits only.
A law on sanitary and epidemiologic well-being of the population was adopted in 2001 and is being revised.
The RVC also recognized that theusefulness of measles and rubella molecular data depends on the quality of the clinical and epidemiologic data of an integrated surveillance system.
Comprehensive epidemiologic investigation during outbreaks requires significant human and financial resources.
It's reveald that the share of influence of unfavorable environmental factors on the epidemiologic indicators of PD type 1 increases in accordance as ecologic load rises.
Additionally, epidemiologic investigations should be initiated and enhanced testing for resistance performed if indicated.
Similar studies combining source-specific air quality information, epidemiologic studies and toxicological analysis should be done in Europe.
However, previous epidemiologic research has not provided a clear indication of whether smoking can increase the risk of brain tumours.
Similar messages should be shared with laboratories, to increase their awareness of the current epidemiologic situation and the possible increase in laboratory workload.
The dumps present not only epidemiologic danger, but are also a powerful source of epidemiologic pollution.
To understand risk factors, severity, impact, andclinical outcomes of influenza-associated disease, detailed epidemiologic data collection and standardized sampling strategies are required.
All that is worsening the epidemiologic situation at the health resorts of the peninsula, particularly during the high season.
Development and maintenance of the bank of isolates of various animal diseases,viruses and bacteria is very important for epidemiologic and retrospective studies as well as for the determination of the sources of infection.
It constitutes an important link in the epidemiologic safety chain for the patient, as well as a key component of the hospital's technical infrastructure assessment.
Principles and the nature of therapeutic measures in ARI are determined by leading clinical syndromes: hyperthermia, laryngeal stenosis, seizures, intoxication, bronchial obstruction,respiratory failure, and epidemiologic situation.
Research work carried in the department is mainly focused on Epidemiologic peculiarities of Zoonotic Infectious Diseases in the western regions of Kazakhstan.
Epidemiologic detail of confirmed cases(lab confirmed, epi l inked and clinically compatible) Enter the age and immunization status of confirmed cases during the outbreak.
In fact the delay is the key world in defining the current stage of epidemiologic transition in the West. It is called the stage of delayed chronic degenerative diseases.
Epidemiologic data emerging from the screening program have unmasked an unexpectedly high burden of hepatitis B among women of childbearing age, indicative of intermediate endemicity as defined by the World Health Organization WHO.
Difficulty in recruitment is becoming a problem of increasing importance in epidemiologic studies, including the INTERPHONE study[38,40,41], and our participation proportions are consistent with this trend.
In addition the sanitation and epidemiologic safety of the population are significantly improved which is of primary importance in big cities with water sources being under high human-induced impact.