ライフサイエンスコーパス: epidemiologic research

1 error rate in a sample of public health and epidemiologic research.

2 on suggest that IGF-I should be suitable for epidemiologic research.

3 ppropriate role of medical care databases in epidemiologic research.

4 Journal of Epidemiology, and the Society for Epidemiologic Research.

5 uire sample sizes infeasible for prospective epidemiologic research.

6 asingly being used to handle missing data in epidemiologic research.

7 eases, social forces, and causal thinking in epidemiologic research.

8 e various ways to handle competing events in epidemiologic research.

9 ting the need for greater standardization in epidemiologic research.

10 ng to what we understand the word to mean in epidemiologic research.

11 s commonly used for imputing missing data in epidemiologic research.

12 for control recruitment in population-based epidemiologic research.

13 f systematic error on estimates of effect in epidemiologic research.

14 binations of tests are needed, especially in epidemiologic research.

15 re associated with cardiovascular disease in epidemiologic research.

16 ewed as the "gold standard" of observational epidemiologic research.

17 records hold great promise for clinical and epidemiologic research.

18 he analysis of lymphoid neoplasm subtypes in epidemiologic research.

19 and appears suitable for use in clinical and epidemiologic research.

20 and evaluate the reproducibility of current epidemiologic research.

21 ts of time-dependent treatments/exposures in epidemiologic research.

22 inary outcomes are encountered frequently in epidemiologic research.

23 is of established principles of clinical and epidemiologic research.

24 tion characteristics that are of interest in epidemiologic research.

25 evaluating nutrition interventions, and for epidemiologic research.

26 ease, an imperative for action documented by epidemiologic research.

27 odel of familial GCC, opens up new areas for epidemiologic research.

28 t commonly used index of body composition in epidemiologic research.

29 trient intake, another important exposure in epidemiologic research.

30 This new epidemiologic research adds to the evidence of an associ

31 ew programs, including the creation of three Epidemiologic Research and Information Centers (ERICs) t

32 error modes, with a focus on applications in epidemiologic research and precision medicine.

33 tural differences impact multiple aspects of epidemiologic research and should be respectfully addres

34 e media, and the expanding interface between epidemiologic research and the legal system.

35 and Information Centers (ERICs) to foster VA epidemiologic research, and announcing a program to supp

36 ppear suitable for clinical decision making, epidemiologic research, and clinical trials.

37 uld provide a basis for further clinical and epidemiologic research, and it could have important impl

38 rtant extensions which have proven useful in epidemiologic research, and which reveal connections bet

39 ese issues or problems present for improving epidemiologic research are also discussed.

40 Implications of these methods for epidemiologic research are discussed.

41 e application of metabolomics in large-scale epidemiologic research are now being realized through a

42 Increasingly often in epidemiologic research, associations between survival ti

43 the current paradigm for causal inference in epidemiologic research attributed to Sir A. Bradford Hil

44 demonstrated an interest in the promotion of epidemiologic research by initiating several new program

45 Decisions about how occupation is used in epidemiologic research can affect conclusions about the

46 mental decision making, and developing local epidemiologic research capacity.

47 The types of epidemiologic research conducted and the settings within

48 ly debate on the use of deceased controls in epidemiologic research continues.

49 conduct, presentation, and interpretation of epidemiologic research could substantially strengthen th

50 and Prevention Wide-Ranging Online Data for Epidemiologic Research data system was used to determine

51 d provides an alternative to previously used epidemiologic research designs when one is including loc

52 g tradition of combining good pathology with epidemiologic research, especially in studies of cardiov

53 A paucity of epidemiologic research exists regarding systemic health

54 o data access, the problems of communicating epidemiologic research findings to the public through th

55 Historically, clinical epidemiologic research has been constrained by the costs

56 D typically begins in childhood, no previous epidemiologic research has directly examined the prevale

57 Epidemiologic research has shown that multifocal spectac

58 sibility and effectiveness of Internet-based epidemiologic research have been established, methodolog

59 The 47th annual meeting of the Society for Epidemiologic Research hosted 17 invited speakers charge

60 ementation of HITS; describe its utility for epidemiologic research; illustrate the potential analyti

61 ly available database is intended to support epidemiologic research in critical care medicine and ser

62 this paper will encourage and inform future epidemiologic research in this important segment of the

63 Epidemiologic research is increasingly being focused on

64 Further epidemiologic research is needed on both F. necrophorum

65 More epidemiologic research is needed on the relative contrib

66 In epidemiologic research, logistic regression is often use

67 Finally, reproducible epidemiologic research methodology for studies like thes

68 New epidemiologic research methods have been developed to en

69 al times, the main drivers of cardiovascular epidemiologic research must remain 1) scientific questio

70 aggregate comorbidity measures are useful in epidemiologic research, none of the existing measures wa

71 The standardization of groupings for epidemiologic research of lymphoma subtypes is essential

72 ve as a useful frame of reference for future epidemiologic research of sarcoidosis.

73 Epidemiologic research often incorporates information ab

74 Conducting epidemiologic research on ASD in adults is feasible.

75 n SEER-Medicare data a valuable resource for epidemiologic research on cancer etiology.

76 This paper briefly surveys the progress of epidemiologic research on childhood leukemia in 1996.

77 at present there is a scarcity of published epidemiologic research on chronic prostatitis.

78 This review highlights the epidemiologic research on club drug use in the past year

79 Previous epidemiologic research on concussions has primarily been

80 Contemporary epidemiologic research on lung cancer now focuses on a n

81 Environmental epidemiologic research on respiratory symptoms presents

82 address the many advances that resulted from epidemiologic research on smoking and health, such as de

83 1970s, the paper stimulated an explosion of epidemiologic research on social support and human healt

84 ng their usefulness as a tool for organizing epidemiologic research on sugar-sweetened beverage (SSB)

85 The results of previous epidemiologic research on the possible association betwe

86 Existing epidemiologic research on traffic largely neglects local

87 and Prevention Wide-Ranging Online Data for Epidemiologic Research online databases.

88 a program to support investigator-initiated epidemiologic research projects with VA funding.

89 Recruitment of young people for epidemiologic research remains challenging, with marked

90 flexible in order to engage young people in epidemiologic research, representative samples can be ac

91 Epidemiologic research requires identification of Chlamy

92 ogy sponsored a symposium at the Society for Epidemiologic Research's 46th Annual Meeting in Boston,

93 Future epidemiologic research should continue to identify those

94 Epidemiologic research shows that pets influence human h

95 tained from the Wide-ranging OnLine Data for Epidemiologic Research system of the Centers for Disease

96 assays in children may be more important for epidemiologic research than for clinical decision making

97 ifies an integrative, multilevel approach to epidemiologic research that employs principles central t

98 alth care systems valuable to the conduct of epidemiologic research, the US Department of Veterans Af

99 In epidemiologic research, the use of one cutoff point woul

100 In considering the state of epidemiologic research, these are the "best" and the "wo

101 Motivated by calls for epidemiologic research to be presented in ways that are

102 ntify areas of specific concern, and conduct epidemiologic research to better optimize player health

103 This systematic review examined published epidemiologic research using deceased persons as a contr

104 ously account for 3 major sources of bias in epidemiologic research: validated exposure measurement e

105 support a reweighting of data and theory in epidemiologic research via the use of agent-based modeli

106 omberg School of Public Health, I noted that epidemiologic research was moving away from the traditio

107 e TMLE has not been as widely implemented in epidemiologic research, we aim to provide an accessible

108 oing so will ensure that over the long term, epidemiologic research will remain a cornerstone for adv

109 performance of comorbidity scores for use in epidemiologic research with administrative databases.

110 e Control (CDC) Wide-ranging Online Data for Epidemiologic Research (WONDER) system was used to obtai