Sentence examples for common epidemic from inspiring English sources

The new vaccine works against group A Neisseria meningitidis, the most common epidemic strain.

One of the most common epidemic forms is Japanese encephalitis, which is caused by a mosquito-borne virus and results in acute illness.

Further studies should be done to generate multiplex assays that detect all common epidemic respiratory adenoviruses.

A bank of template questions (Figure 1B step A1) was compiled, and each digitalized question was conformed to standardized elements and pre-set fields which were suitable for integration and analysis by the built-in algorithms; questions related to common epidemic scenarios could be grouped into modules for easy access to be assembled into new template questionnaire for future use in EIDs.

The common epidemic strains observed after 2000 are C2, C4, C5, B4 and B5.

Genome sequence data recently confirmed that the most common epidemic of strain of P. aeruginosa in North America is the same as the most common epidemic strain in the United Kingdom (Winstanley et al. 2009; Dettman et al. 2013; Jeukens et al. 2014).

These methods have shown that in situations where tuberculosis is common, epidemics are driven by the transmission of the bacteria between individuals.

In areas where Leptospira would be predicted to be common, epidemics are usually described in the context of outbreaks caused by events such as the flooding associated with the Nicaraguan epidemic of 1995 (9), not in the leptospirosis-endemic setting such as we describe here.

The problem is a special example of a common source epidemic with either single or continuous exposure.

Previously identified spoligotypes were defined as widespread if the international database described them as both "ubiquitous" and "recurrent," "common," or "epidemic".

Backyard poultry were more common in epidemic districts (71%[67% 75%%] vs. 45%[42%48%8%]), where keeping poultry declined 17%14%20–20%) compared with 8%6%10%10%) in nonepidemic districts.