Meanings of ecologic in English

These correlates provide testable hypotheses regarding ecologic factors associated with maintaining tularemia foci.

The ecologic study design has major limitations, including ecologic confounding and cross level bias.

However, in ecologic epidemiologic studies, the unit of analysis is some aggregate group of individuals.

In ecologic studies, the exposure status of groups is often defined by the proportion of individuals exposed.

In ecologic studies, covariate levels of groups are often quantified as the prevalence of a dichotomous covariate.

In contrast to other ecologic studies, we found no consistent association between radon level and cancer mortality.

However, restoration projects often fail to reach desired goals for a variety of ecologic, financial, and social reasons.

Despite their ecologic importance, little is known about the genetics of dinoflagellates in general and Symbiodinium in particular.

Because of these assumptions, the ecologic confounding and cross level bias associated with Cohen's model invalidate his findings.

These findings add new information on the ecologic features of A. phagocytophilum and indicate the threat of anaplasmosis in the area.

Although many authors have argued against inferring individual-level exposure-disease relations from ecologic data because of the potential "ecological fallacy."

It examines how the political ecologic circumstances underlying the refugee crisis influences health services delivery and the problems of disease and health in refugee camps.

These ecologic data provide some support for a previously proposed beneficial effect of UVR on T-helper 1-mediated autoimmune disorders such as type 1 diabetes.

Kathryn Ryan discusses the issue with Guy Salmon, executive director of the Ecologic Foundation.

Ecologic studies showed very high densities of several species of sigmodontine rodents in the area.

Developer Ecologic Design & Build and architects Keenan Lynch have developed such a house in Dalkey, Co Dublin.