epidemiological

IPA: ɛpʌdimiʌɫˈɑdʒɪkʌɫ

Examples of "epidemiological" in Sentences

Then results started coming in from long-term epidemiological studies.
The U.S. was not a participating member of the 13-nation long-term epidemiological study.
Such tiny relative risks are generally considered meaningless, given the myriad pitfalls in epidemiological studies.
After thoroughly testing my premise in other laboratories, scientists began looking at real people in what are called epidemiological studies.
"Clearly, long term epidemiological studies are needed to answer this question, but in the meantime, we are faced with the continued struggle of radiation risk versus benefit," she said.
The Stewart Report 2004 asks that anecdotal evidence be taken seriously in the absence of long-term epidemiological studies, concerning illnesses around the area of mobile phone transmitters.