Sentence examples for anticipated epidemic from inspiring English sources

Increased availability of food and reduced physical activity as a consequence of modern lifestyle are the main drivers for an anticipated epidemic increase in T2DM patients in the next years.

A central complexity in anticipating epidemics is the interaction between transmission-regulating factors that are specific to mosquitoes and those specific to humans.

These findings reaffirm reports that human H5N1 virus infection is typically preceded by exposure to sick or dead poultry (35 ) and suggest that human and animal health officials in affected countries should explore the effectiveness of education and outreach efforts before and postexposure prophylaxis during anticipated H5N1 epidemic periods.

Not surprisingly, the introduction of occasional long-distance trips significantly anticipates the epidemic peak in both the M and L models (5 to 10 days earlier than the respective M and L models).

We have no understanding of why approximately 15,000 more teenagers died than could have been anticipated -- an epidemic increase.

I think they were anticipating major epidemics that didn't occur, such as cholera and emerging infections.

(In writing a play that presents ennui as an existential condition and a national epidemic, Turgenev anticipated Chekhov by half a century).

An example of this failure is in a paper written in 1989 which wrongly anticipated a heterosexually spread epidemic in the UK because the difference between serial monogamous multiple partnerships and concurrent partnerships was not realised [ 8].

To improve the value of palivizumab, surveillance staff should provide pediatricians with timely information about RSV epidemics in their community, especially during the austral winter when such epidemics are anticipated.

"We wouldn't anticipate a big epidemic wave of flu activity due to H1N1 this year.

"It will get here by plane," Dr. Gubler said, "but I don't anticipate a major epidemic here".