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[Elements of cyclicity in the epidemiologic process].

Zhurnal mikrobiologii, epidemiologii i immunobiologii, 1970
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Multi-scale-socio-environmental modeling of epidemiological process : a way for organizing humain environments and rhythms to control and prevent the spread of contagious diseases

, 2016
Mohammad Hessam Hessami
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Mathematical modeling and the epidemiological research process

European Journal of Epidemiology, 2009
The authors of this paper advocate for the expanded use of mathematical models in epidemiology and provide an overview of the principles of mathematical modeling. Mathematical models can be used throughout the epidemiological research process. Initially they may help to refine study questions by visually expressing complex systems, directing literature
Mikayla C, Chubb, Kathryn H, Jacobsen
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Epidemiology: Use and utility in the process

Fundamental and Applied Toxicology, 1984
Much of this volume is oriented to the laboratory assessment of food safety. I, however, will focus on the search for adverse consequences of food consumption by humans who are not participating in an experiment. While others work on the problems of extrapolating from bacteria and rodents to man, and this work is certainly important, I prefer to ...
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Molecular epidemiology biomarkers—Sample collection and processing considerations

Toxicology and Applied Pharmacology, 2005
Biomarker studies require processing and storage of numerous biological samples with the goals of obtaining a large amount of information and minimizing future research costs. An efficient study design includes provisions for processing of the original samples, such as cryopreservation, DNA isolation, and preparation of specimens for exposure ...
Nina T, Holland, Laura, Pfleger, Eileen, Berger, Alan, Ho, Maria, Bastaki   +4 more
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Epidemiological Models Lacking Process Noise Can Be Overconfident

2017
Mathematic models of epidemics are the key tool for predicting future course of disease in a population and analyzing the effects of possible intervention policies. Typically, models that produce deterministic are applied for making predictions and reaching decisions. Stochastic modeling methods present an alternative.
Lavi, Shpigelman, Michal, Chorev, Zeev, Waks, Ya'ara, Goldschmidt, Edwin, Michael   +4 more
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