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1 o the virus is important both clinically and epidemiologically.

2 ase and control groups to be closely matched epidemiologically.

3 etarians were assessed microbiologically and epidemiologically.

4 Seventeen persons (30%) were linked epidemiologically.

5 may differ from affected subjects identified epidemiologically.

6 would require very large studies to observe epidemiologically.

7 gth of hospital stay has not been quantified epidemiologically.

8 extrapolating radiation risk estimates from epidemiologically accessible doses down to very low dose

9 By restructuring the epidemiologically active portion of their host populatio

10 rvation that must be precisely explained and epidemiologically and clinically defined.

11 viruses not targeted by the RVP, and yielded epidemiologically and clinically valuable sequence infor

12 ic diversity in all four plc genes among 682 epidemiologically and clinically well-characterized M. t

13 cardiac events and LDL is curvilinear, both epidemiologically and during therapy.

14 In many parts of the world, epidemiologically and genotypically defined community-as

15 The sample included 11 epidemiologically and genotypically linked outbreak isol

16 the source and person-to-person transmission epidemiologically and molecularly.

17 An outstanding issue is establishing the epidemiologically and operationally optimal screening ra

18 NYC and CT01 were linked historically and epidemiologically and were genetically confirmed from CT

19 n underestimated, making the introduction of epidemiologically appropriate preventive strategies diff

20 bloodstream infections (BSI) are classified epidemiologically as health care-associated hospital ons

21 s conducted with 338 toddlers, including 166 epidemiologically ascertained twins (enrolled by represe

22 omosome 17p13 that contributes to a group of epidemiologically associated autoimmune and autoinflamma

23 gion are associated with the risk of several epidemiologically associated autoimmune and autoinflamma

24 se two loci was performed with cultures from epidemiologically associated tuberculosis cases.

25 Additionally, rs3844283 was epidemiologically associated with a chronic course of HC

26 (VFs) and phylogenetic groups of E. coli are epidemiologically associated with bacteremia.

27 EC) and encodes the genotoxin colibactin, is epidemiologically associated with bacteremia.

28 nstability of the flora are similar to those epidemiologically associated with BV.

29 Although acute pulmonary embolism is epidemiologically associated with chronic thromboembolic

30 in the group A Streptococcus genome that is epidemiologically associated with decreased human necrot

31 nic infection with Plasmodium falciparum was epidemiologically associated with endemic Burkitt's lymp

32 viral infections in humans worldwide and is epidemiologically associated with many adverse health co

33 ks, can induce fatty liver in animals and is epidemiologically associated with nonalcoholic fatty liv

34 RA has been epidemiologically associated with periodontal disease, w

35 iod (October 2012-January 2013) at 2 markets epidemiologically associated with persons with swine-ori

36 HBoV infection was epidemiologically associated with pneumonia among young

37 bute to other chronic inflammatory processes epidemiologically associated with red meat consumption.

38 Human TTV's are epidemiologically associated with several human disease

39 Oral infectious diseases are epidemiologically associated with stroke.

40 is a pore-forming toxin secreted by strains epidemiologically associated with the current outbreak o

41 Epstein-Barr virus infection has been epidemiologically associated with the development of mul

42 of virulence genes, although infrequent, is epidemiologically associated with the emergence of new v

43 s a highly polygenic childhood trait that is epidemiologically associated with various adult diseases

44 these findings require replication in other epidemiologically based first-admission samples, at face

45 ck activity and spirochetal infection rates, epidemiologically based Lyme disease case reports on a r

46 Infections were defined epidemiologically based on medical record review.

47 structure and neurological soft signs in an epidemiologically based sample of 77 first-episode psych

48 NHL is difficult to study epidemiologically because this disorder represents a gro

49 Epidemiologically, BV has been shown to be an independen

50 We wanted to test the association epidemiologically by assessing subsequent diagnosis of T

51 on cetrimide agar medium, and isolates were epidemiologically characterized by antibiotic susceptibi

52 A collection of 55 epidemiologically characterized clinical and environment

53 One hundred epidemiologically characterized clinical isolates of M.

54 infections (SSTIs) caused by molecularly and epidemiologically characterized community-associated met

55 ae and Escherichia coli) were clinically and epidemiologically characterized, including susceptibilit

56 crobial susceptibility patterns were used to epidemiologically classify community-onset S. aureus inf

57 alysis of S. Enteritidis isolates from seven epidemiologically confirmed foodborne outbreaks and spor

58 ns originating from 60 case patients from 14 epidemiologically confirmed outbreaks and 25 unrelated c

59 An epidemiologically confirmed resistance transmission from

60 ncentrations of humoral factors are not only epidemiologically connected to cardiovascular morbidity

61 tion and that non-neighbouring countries are epidemiologically connected, highlighting the importance

62 Salmonella enterica serotype Typhimurium are epidemiologically correlated with a host range restricte

63 CUS(phi) is epidemiologically correlated with the emergence of K1 st

64 a substantial global disease burden and are epidemiologically correlated.

65 for comparing gene frequencies across large, epidemiologically defined bacterial collections are limi

66 The 12 epidemiologically defined CA-MRSA infection isolates wer

67 The authors investigated this question in an epidemiologically defined cohort with psychotic disorder

68 munization status from inside and outside an epidemiologically defined exposure zone--was performed t

69 ychosis--were examined in a first-admission, epidemiologically defined group of patients with psychot

70 LD) technique, from 127 cases involved in 32 epidemiologically defined HCV outbreaks and 193 individu

71 civirus infection among patients involved in epidemiologically defined outbreaks of viral gastroenter

72 airwise diversity, that were concordant with epidemiologically defined outbreaks.

73 ture PM(2.5)- and ozone-related deaths using epidemiologically derived concentration-response functio

74 However, the correspondence between epidemiologically derived typologies of atypical depress

75 Subjects were from an epidemiologically derived, hospitalized sample who met c

76 identify influenza viruses is clinically and epidemiologically desirable.

77 s between katG-463 and gyrA-95 genotypes and epidemiologically determined measures of strain-specific

78 le and were phenotypically identical to, but epidemiologically different from, the CDC group A-3 refe

79 pharmacy compounding practices, and obtained epidemiologically directed environmental cultures.

80 t into the pathogenetic relatedness of these epidemiologically distinct forms of CLL.

81 ntogeny and immunogenetic origin for these 2 epidemiologically distinct forms of CLL.

82 patients with acute non-ABCDE hepatitis are epidemiologically distinct from those with acute hepatit

83 ies divided JEV into five geographically and epidemiologically distinct genotypes (GI to GV).

84 Genomic DNA analysis revealed eight epidemiologically distinct groups among these 20 A. baum

85 We used five epidemiologically distinct H. influenzae isolates, repre

86 PCR analysis of 49 epidemiologically distinct isolates revealed that all st

87 patterns from two geographically linked but epidemiologically distinct outbreaks and several sporadi

88 to probe a collection of 25 genetically and epidemiologically diverse strains of non-typeable H. inf

89 We find that the epidemiologically dominating management group can change

90 It is epidemiologically established that obesity is frequently

91 risk factors can hardly ever be investigated epidemiologically except by interview or questionnaire s

92 lved make control of NTS disease by vaccines epidemiologically feasible, if products under developmen

93 cas are associated with disease that differs epidemiologically from epidemic cholera.

94 Epidemiologically, high numbers of nevi (moles) are asso

95 ains, indicating a genetically variable, but epidemiologically homogeneous, epidemic among men having

96 These differences included epidemiologically important antigenic differences betwee

97 ter 1998, confirming that Mem5 identifies an epidemiologically important antigenic site.

98 permobility, a largely unacknowledged though epidemiologically important area within rheumatology, af

99 Epidemiologically important E. coli clones (e.g., ST131,

100 We found that of the two most epidemiologically important ERIC types, ERIC I was more

101 developed efficient culture systems for the epidemiologically important genotype 2b.

102 social network data to estimate the sizes of epidemiologically important hidden populations, such as

103 , the importance of PA-X proteins in current epidemiologically important influenza A virus strains is

104 ients known to be infected or colonized with epidemiologically important MDROs, following their disch

105 1 fimbriae, we analyzed strains representing epidemiologically important multilocus sequence types ST

106 of the emergence of VP7 (G) serotype 9 as an epidemiologically important serotype and the importance

107 lyze the basic reproduction number, R(0), an epidemiologically important threshold quantity that indi

108 tate the identification of genes controlling epidemiologically important traits such as resistance to

109 rom its role in the emergence of a number of epidemiologically important viruses, including novel pan

110 n the United States before it was recognized epidemiologically in September 1918.

111 odulation of adiposity was further evaluated epidemiologically in the NHANES III data set.

112 resurgence, with misdiagnosis of the problem epidemiologically ineffective and economically costly.

113 Clinically and epidemiologically informative data can be extracted from

114 cancer in ulcerative colitis has been shown epidemiologically, its molecular mechanism is unknown.

115 e consider the immunologically relevant, yet epidemiologically largely neglected, possibility that a

116 oups: (i) unrelated isolates not known to be epidemiologically linked (n = 154) and originating from

117 When tested against a panel of 193 epidemiologically linked and nonlinked isolates, this ML

118 vide better molecular discrimination between epidemiologically linked and unlinked MeV variants ident

119 Genital ulcer disease has been epidemiologically linked as a risk factor in the transmi

120 hal dose; pretreatment serum from the fourth epidemiologically linked case-patient was not available.

121 sis cases not previously discovered as being epidemiologically linked during conventional contact inv

122 by one band each from the rest of the major epidemiologically linked groups of isolates in investiga

123 in 13 newly infected subjects and from their epidemiologically linked HIV-1-infected heterosexual par

124 relationship between the HIV populations of epidemiologically linked hosts can be classified into si

125 cally evaluate transmission histories of two epidemiologically linked hosts.

126 were determined from serial samples in three epidemiologically linked individuals (one infected blood

127 strains vary within individuals and between epidemiologically linked individuals because of pattern

128 ruses (<2% interstrain distance), indicating epidemiologically linked infections.

129 MLST scheme retains the ability to identify epidemiologically linked isolates such as those collecte

130 VA provided greater discrimination among non-epidemiologically linked isolates than did PFGE or phage

131 In the outbreak investigation, five epidemiologically linked M. tuberculosis isolates had a

132 Furthermore, the epidemiologically linked mother-infant pair vif sequence

133 idemiologically unlinked individuals than in epidemiologically linked mother-infant pairs.

134 within mothers, within infants, and between epidemiologically linked mother-infant pairs.

135 within mothers, within infants, and between epidemiologically linked mother-infant pairs.

136 idemiologically unlinked individuals than in epidemiologically linked mother-infant pairs.

137 ry medicine unit inpatients and one from two epidemiologically linked nonhuman sources.

138 classifying isolates from both members of 43 epidemiologically linked pairs: 39 of 43 pairs were clas

139 nct isolates, isolates from a large cluster, epidemiologically linked partner isolates, and a collect

140 The isolates from the epidemiologically linked patients shared common spoligot

141 five SNPs separated isolates from none of 69 epidemiologically linked patients, two (15%) of 13 possi

142 Only 2 specimens were from epidemiologically linked patients.

143 uent, as judged by analyzing strain types of epidemiologically linked patients.

144 xneri (group B) isolates were recovered from epidemiologically linked patrons and food handlers from

145 fected antiretroviral-naive, genetically and epidemiologically linked source and recipient partners s

146 Epidemiologically linked strains appeared genetically id

147 ent genetic loci, and shared genotypes among epidemiologically linked strains support a hypothesis of

148 Most epidemiologically linked strains were grouped together,

149 Nearly 20% of the epidemiologically linked strains were single-locus varia

150 d retrospectively as > or =5 varicella cases epidemiologically linked to a common setting that occurr

151 investigation documented SRSVs in a vehicle epidemiologically linked to a gastroenteritis outbreak.

152 ll cluster of E. coli O157:H7 infections was epidemiologically linked to a particular brand (brand A)

153 healthy human vaginal microbiota, have been epidemiologically linked to a reduced risk of infection

154 Heparin contaminated with OSCS was epidemiologically linked to adverse reactions in this na

155 ) and parkinsonism dementia (PD-G) have been epidemiologically linked to an environment severely defi

156 m food, food handlers, and patrons that were epidemiologically linked to an outbreak of gastroenterit

157 din (PVL) is a two-component cytolytic toxin epidemiologically linked to community-associated methici

158 (ADE), a process best described in vitro, is epidemiologically linked to complicated DV infections, e

159 se of infections in immunocompromised hosts, epidemiologically linked to exposure to cats, dogs, and

160 l importation: 196 imported cases, 138 cases epidemiologically linked to imported cases, and 28 cases

161 f chains of measles transmission that can be epidemiologically linked to international importations i

162 inated disease in AIDS patients has not been epidemiologically linked to M. intracellulare and appear

163 e disease in immunocompromised people and is epidemiologically linked to major mental illnesses(2) an

164 uence type (ST) 283 GBS infections in adults epidemiologically linked to the consumption of raw fresh

165 ion via at least 6 independent transmissions epidemiologically linked to the surrounding countries.

166 ogether with evidence that xenobiotics, some epidemiologically linked to these diseases, can readily

167 Cutaneous melanoma is epidemiologically linked to ultraviolet radiation (UVR),

168 In an independent cohort of epidemiologically linked transmission pairs, the presenc

169 sequences have been determined for just two epidemiologically linked viruses infecting a couple who

170 a bacteriophage encoded toxin that has been epidemiologically linked with community-associated methi

171 g NDM-1-producing K. pneumoniae, all of them epidemiologically linked with each other.

172 t rarely can these environmental isolates be epidemiologically linked with isolates known to cause hu

173 In a study of 114 epidemiologically linked Zambian transmission pairs, we

174 odborne outbreaks and sporadic isolates (not epidemiologically linked) to determine the utility of WG

175 re from pairs who were siblings or otherwise epidemiologically linked.

176 5% of nucleotides, suggesting that they were epidemiologically linked; otherwise, the SIVlhoest isola

177 After identification of two epidemiologically-linked cases of human M bovis infectio

178 Despite their links epidemiologically, little is known of the effects of iro

179 had no evidence of immune suppression and 52 epidemiologically matched, uninfected individuals.

180 hat the uncertainty that is of most interest epidemiologically may not be the same as the uncertainty

181 y many new mutant alleles prepared to assume epidemiologically meaningful roles when called on by sel

182 Streptococcus uberis requires sensitive and epidemiologically meaningful subtyping methods that can

183 Although this relationship is established epidemiologically, molecular mechanisms linking colorect

184 pathogen's basic reproductive rate (R0), is epidemiologically more important than vector competence

185 ations around the mean climate state, may be epidemiologically more relevant than mean temperature ch

186 develop and test potentially more effective, epidemiologically motivated, control strategies, using a

187 riptional regulation may explain some of the epidemiologically observed differences in transmission a

188 bella cases were internationally imported or epidemiologically or virologically linked to importation

189 luated at a set of parameters that were both epidemiologically plausible and capable of reproducing t

190 Epidemiologically plausible parametric forms for these t

191 Disappointment in the lack of efficacy of epidemiologically predicted micronutrient chemopreventiv

192 e IS3 PCR subtyping method was applied to 35 epidemiologically related and unrelated E. coli O157:H7

193 trophoresis (PFGE) types, which consisted of epidemiologically related and unrelated isolates from se

194 ual to each other) at discriminating between epidemiologically related and unrelated isolates.

195 y identified as belonging to one of the four epidemiologically related groups.

196 al to be an informative tool for identifying epidemiologically related HSV-2 strains.

197 atients with indistinguishable isolates were epidemiologically related in that two were practitioners

198 oods and the environment, or humans and (ii) epidemiologically related isolates (n = 53) comprised of

199 provides an improved ability to discriminate epidemiologically related isolates but provides only min

200 Eight of 8 sets of epidemiologically related isolates containing IS1381 giv

201 DNA-based typing can reveal potentially epidemiologically related isolates during GAS disease ou

202 tiated between all unrelated infections, and epidemiologically related isolates had identical sequenc

203 All epidemiologically related isolates remained clustered by

204 to 7 fragment changes in PFGE patterns among epidemiologically related isolates, suggesting that PFGE

205 Epidemiologically related outbreak isolates of USA300-01

206 ce for the direction of transmission between epidemiologically related pairs has been lacking.

207 the diversity of multidrug resistance among epidemiologically related strains.

208 conclude that 80% of the strains tested were epidemiologically related to the outbreak strain and tha

209 losis cases that share a DNA fingerprint are epidemiologically related while cases in which fingerpri

210 ed with the fact that the CEM09 isolates are epidemiologically related, these results suggest a commo

211 ther viruses isolated during an outbreak are epidemiologically related.

212 ll among isolates from cases not known to be epidemiologically related.

213 ad of colistin resistance was analysed in 40 epidemiologically-related NDM-1 carbapenemase producing

214 l to estimate HIV-1 evolutionary rates among epidemiologically-related patients and demonstrate that

215 onal lineage and will be unlikely to vary in epidemiologically-related strains.

216 in pigs challenged with highly virulent and epidemiologically relevant ASFV-G.

217 vel, but the power of these data to describe epidemiologically relevant changes in population density

218 ce of using high-quality and biologically or epidemiologically relevant data, (c) incorporation of ne

219 w that, unlike with COIL, we can distinguish epidemiologically relevant differences in COI between an

220 lates by fla SVR DNA sequence placed them in epidemiologically relevant groups.

221 can cluster closely related salmonellae into epidemiologically relevant hierarchies.

222 ralization patterns covering the majority of epidemiologically relevant HIV-1 subtypes.

223 1 HIV-1 strains from a standardized panel of epidemiologically relevant HIV-1 subtypes.

224 a enterica serovar Enteritidis strains to an epidemiologically relevant level remains intangible for

225 dly identify specific groups of biomedically/epidemiologically relevant Mycobacterium tuberculosis cl

226 Gene flow correlates with the spread of epidemiologically relevant phenotypes among parasite and

227 mouse models when challenged with a panel of epidemiologically relevant S. aureus strains.

228 countries, whereas responses to most of the epidemiologically relevant serotypes for developing coun

229 MLST provides for highly discriminatory and epidemiologically relevant subtyping of S. uberis; (ii)

230 his possibility hinges on the sensitivity of epidemiologically relevant traits of host and parasite t

231 nfluenza seasonal characteristics and define epidemiologically-relevant regions.

232 onsequences of anemia and iron deficiency in epidemiologically representative outpatients with chroni

233 A well known, epidemiologically reproducible risk factor for human car

234 Epidemiologically, screening is justified by the importa

235 An epidemiologically selected sample of 776 young people li

236 fying the heritable basis for clinically and epidemiologically significant differences requires a rob

237 uch selection to increase their frequency to epidemiologically significant levels.

238 Although detection of epidemiologically significant pathogens is generally use

239 Improved understanding of this epidemiologically significant population may help target

240 To address these epidemiologically significant questions, we established

241 engue by country and super-region (groups of epidemiologically similar countries).

242 and applied it to 80 skin microbiome samples epidemiologically stratified for atopic dermatitis (AD).

243 This indicates that these epidemiologically strong disease-disease relations have

244 Epidemiologically, the association between alcohol consu

245 Epidemiologically, the faster growing strains were assoc

246 Epidemiologically, this indicates positive selection amo

247 unclear whether these outbreaks were linked epidemiologically to 1 or several unique strains, which

248 Inflammation is linked clinically and epidemiologically to cancer, and NF-kappaB appears to pl

249 n with the hepatitis B virus has been linked epidemiologically to the development of hepatocellular c

250 We previously reported that two epidemiologically unassociated serotype M3 group A Strep

251 ferent genotype was detected in 15 of the 17 epidemiologically unconnected couples by POR sequencing

252 ctivating agr mutations were not detected in epidemiologically unlinked clones within or between hosp

253 tances between vif sequences were greater in epidemiologically unlinked individuals than in epidemiol

254 tances between vpr sequences were greater in epidemiologically unlinked individuals than in epidemiol

255 rns that were not seen in vif sequences from epidemiologically unlinked individuals.

256 possibly linked patients, and 13 (17%) of 75 epidemiologically unlinked patients (three-way compariso

257 This study used a diverse collection of epidemiologically unrelated Acinetobacter baumannii isol

258 tablished from the Hamming distances between epidemiologically unrelated cases showed 100% sensitivit

259 Analysis of 25 epidemiologically unrelated clinical isolates from serog

260 An epidemiologically unrelated control strain showed signif

261 s had similar powers to discriminate the 154 epidemiologically unrelated E. coli O157 isolates in the

262 and C streptococcal infections of humans two epidemiologically unrelated Group G streptococcal isolat

263 cing of 81 strains cultured serially from 19 epidemiologically unrelated human subjects and discovere

264 fast intra-host rates and lower rates among epidemiologically unrelated individuals infected with HI

265 asteurianus as a cause of meningitis in four epidemiologically unrelated infants less than 2 weeks of

266 Epidemiologically unrelated isolates (outbreak or contro

267 The RFLP profiles of 17 epidemiologically unrelated isolates were determined and

268 J and CgMT-M services were evaluated with 56 epidemiologically unrelated isolates, 4 to 7 fluconazole

269 tide polymorphisms (SNPs) differentiated all epidemiologically unrelated isolates.

270 PCR reliably discriminated all epidemiologically unrelated isolates.

271 from an ongoing Nm urethritis outbreak among epidemiologically unrelated men in Columbus, Ohio, are l

272 ing of related strains that cause disease in epidemiologically unrelated patients is most consistent

273 o CDC, 9 associated with the outbreak and 13 epidemiologically unrelated sporadic isolates.

274 ntiated among the three outbreak strains and epidemiologically unrelated ST382 isolates, which were i

275 We have shown, using 81 epidemiologically unrelated strains representing 46 diff

276 n; ApaI was more discriminating in analyzing epidemiologically unrelated strains than Automated RiboP

277 d water-acquired isolates, and differed from epidemiologically unrelated strains.

278 or the ability to discriminate outbreak from epidemiologically unrelated strains.

279 e two IgG-binding domains were mapped for 82 epidemiologically unrelated strains.

280 outpatients during the same time period but epidemiologically unrelated to the outbreak.

281 uster based on the N gene sequence contained epidemiologically unrelated viruses from 4 outbreaks, wh

282 Random (epidemiologically unrelated) isolates that were typeable

283 severe lower respiratory tract illness, were epidemiologically unrelated, and had a history of recent

284 s aureus outbreak isolates from those deemed epidemiologically unrelated.

285 However, if three or more serotypes interact epidemiologically, vaccination against one type may incr

286 Comparative genomics of 45 epidemiologically varied variola virus isolates from the

287 d frequency of strains inhibiting Pol II was epidemiologically verified in ABU and fecal strains comp

288 cobacterium tuberculosis, the genomes of 100 epidemiologically well characterized clinical isolates w

289 In this epidemiologically well characterized urban population wi

290 le genomic deletions among 19 clinically and epidemiologically well-characterized isolates of M. tube

291 Epidemiologically well-characterized MRSA isolates colle

292 ty isolates, including 21 isolates from five epidemiologically well-characterized outbreaks from Penn

293 or HHV-8 antibodies more accurately, we used epidemiologically well-characterized subjects in conjunc

294 bacterium Helicobacter pylori is associated epidemiologically with development of gastric cancer.

295 Levels of HbA1c track epidemiologically with diabetic complications, and glyce

296 Although arsenic has been associated epidemiologically with increased lung infections, the id

297 fluenza A virus has been strongly associated epidemiologically with the dissemination of pneumococci

298 Viral infections are associated epidemiologically with the expression of type 1 diabetes

299 and high fructose corn syrup, and correlates epidemiologically with the rising prevalence of metaboli

300 S-OM and M-OM differ clinically and epidemiologically, with overlapping characteristics.