Examples of using Epidemiological data in English and their translations into Arabic
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The risk for implications to human health is further underpinned by epidemiological data.
Lecture" Epidemiological data on substance abuse", I.P.S.O.C., Kortrijk, 24 April 1992.
Most available information on human effects is based on occupational exposures and epidemiological data.
Instead, compared with international epidemiological data, diagnoses of dyslexia in Greece are comparatively low.
Epidemiological data show that the incidence of colon cancer is linked to reduced consumption of fiber.
The epidemiological data were limited,
It discusses several methodological issues that are especially relevant for assessing epidemiological data for non-cancer diseases.
Although epidemiological data are not available, experts from the region report a perceived increase in use.
Epidemiological data revealed retrospectively that the index case of SARS had a contact history with game animals.
Constraints. The continued inadequacy of epidemiological data, research and monitoring systems remains a challenge in many countries.
Moreover, epidemiological data provide little evidence for increased risks of mortality other than for that due to lung cancer.
In an analysis of epidemiological data, various models may approximate the data set equally well but give different risk estimates.
(b) Advocacy work is needed to promote the use of epidemiological data and the development of enhanced monitoring systems;
(ii) Monitoring systems of epidemiological data to ensure adequate forecasting of the introduction, spread or aggravation of communicable diseases;
judges that these processes do not contribute significantly to the interpretation of the epidemiological data.
Governments and donors must base their programming and funding allocation on epidemiological data, evidence of what is most effective and human rights.
Changes were being introduced into the way that health statistics were gathered, in order to improve the quality of epidemiological data.
An observer referred to the need for increased regional cooperation in prevention, treatment, applying research methodologies and achieving comparability of epidemiological data.
Those opinions, often confirmed by epidemiological data, are valuable in terms of pointing out what the trends are for the main substances.
These relate to information about health effects, estimates of radiation exposures and doses, and the models and methods used in evaluating epidemiological data.