Sentence examples for a typical flu from inspiring English sources

In a typical flu season, more than 90percentt of those hospitalized are older than 50.

As Dr. Schuchat noted, that is still above peak activity in a typical flu season.

In a typical flu season, there are fewer than 100 deaths among that segment of the population.

In a typical flu season, hundreds of thousands go to the hospital and thousands die from flu-related complications.

Flu shots are recommended for all health care providers, but fewer than half get vaccinated in a typical flu season.

That flu was blamed for the deaths of about 70,000 Americans, while a typical flu season is believed to kill about 36,000.

A typical flu-like syndrome occurred in 41% of patients, requiring withdrawal of antiviral treatment in 11%.

A decision-analytic model was employed to evaluate the impact of a 7-valent pneumococcal vaccine (PCV7) infant vaccination program on the incidence, mortality, and cost associated with pneumococcal disease during a typical influenza season (15 % flu incidence) and influenza pandemic (30%% flu incidence) in China.

However, the agency cautioned that each year the world could still only produce fewer than 400 million doses of a typical seasonal flu vaccine — not nearly enough if a pandemic flu emerged.

The typical flu can leave a person with a burning fever, congestion, fatigue, throbbing headache, sore muscles, and a scratchy sore throat.

By the way, when Scott Pelley asked the government spokesman about the fact that only one percent of people who get the flu find it to be anything other than a typical, mild flu, the answer was an analogy to seatbelts, that "only 1percentt of people riding in a car will be in an accident, but you don't want to take a chance on being that 1percentt".