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1 ulation (ie, individuals not associated with congregate settings).
2 recruits starting basic combat training in a congregate setting.
3 y identifying and mitigating transmission in congregate settings.
4 g of MRSA transmission and microevolution in congregate settings.
5 ection control measures in schools and other congregate settings.
6  weeks, we collected 527 air samples from 15 congregate settings.
7 accination to prevent SARS-CoV-2 outbreak in congregate settings.
8  consideration for RADT arrival screening in congregate settings.
9  global tuberculosis epidemic, especially in congregate settings.
10 ted people, who are confined in large, risky congregate settings.
11 rk for understanding disease transmission in congregate settings.
12  be taken to control ongoing transmission in congregate settings.
13 thods for detecting respiratory pathogens in congregate settings.
14                     Facility-wide testing in congregate settings allowed for identification and isola
15                     Facility-wide testing in congregate settings allowed for the identification and i
16 potentially resulting from high-transmission congregate settings along with mitigation efforts implem
17 ch individuals live, work, and interact (eg, congregate settings); and the capacity of healthcare and
18 ervention to prevent SARS-CoV-2 outbreaks in congregate settings, and they highlight the importance o
19 among immigrant detainees and placement in a congregate setting calls for aggressive screening to pre
20 of differing transmission risks in different congregate settings (e.g., schools and offices), differe
21        Nasal microbiota evolution within the congregate setting imposed by military training is a com
22              Community-based surveillance in congregate settings is important to characterize respira
23 ntrol strategies, particularly in high-risk, congregate settings like nursing homes that have been he
24                         For persons entering congregate settings, optimal severe acute respiratory sy
25                                 Facemasks in congregate settings prevent the transmission of SARS-CoV
26  a cause of respiratory illness outbreaks in congregate settings such as college campuses.
27 hol, to be homeless or to be associated with congregate settings such as jails and prisons.
28  The explosive outbreaks of COVID-19 seen in congregate settings such as prisons and nursing homes, h
29 poor adherence, and repeated interfaces with congregate settings such as prisons.
30 ctors identified for the University included congregate settings such as sorority and fraternity even
31                                              Congregate settings, such as healthcare clinics, may pla
32                                              Congregate settings, such as jails, may be a location wh
33                                          All congregate settings were important for transmission, wit