Sentence examples for catastrophic epidemics from inspiring English sources

For catastrophic epidemics, the peaks were correctly forecasted on day 77 with a 95% credible interval of [78.964 79.544].

The catastrophic epidemics that began in 1545 and 1576 subsequently killed an additional 7 million to 17 million people in the highlands of Mexico (1 – 3 ).

In the classification of catastrophic epidemics, both methods reached over 90% accuracy on day 28, which was several weeks before the mean peak day of the epidemics.

Similar to the identification of catastrophic epidemics, over 90% of severe epidemics were correctly identified several days before the mean peak day of the epidemics, which was observed on day 67.

The mean R at the start of the simulated epidemics were approximately 1.42, 1.45, 1.51, 1.59, 1.60 and 1.79 for milder, mild, moderate, strong, severe and catastrophic epidemics respectively.

Battle of the Genomes: The Struggle for Survival in a Microbial World discusses in some detail how catastrophic epidemics of cholera, bubonic plague, and smallpox could explain the emergence of certain common human genetic mutations.

And, actually, we've got a catastrophic epidemic of childhood maltreatment in this country.

One hopes that Whitehall has plans for dealing with a nuclear winter or a catastrophic epidemic.

"Only time will tell if they reacted quickly enough to divert a catastrophic epidemic".

There is little doubt that the adoption of harm minimisation helped Australia avoid a catastrophic HIV epidemic.

Seeing the lines snaking out from every building and criss-crossing courtyards, an uninitiated visitor might assume sudden pressure on public conveniences caused by a catastrophic gastric epidemic.