Sentence examples for constant epidemics from inspiring English sources
Sickness and disease were constant epidemics in Civil War camps.
As well as war, the civilians in the region have had to deal with near constant epidemics of cholera, malaria and measles, lack of clean access to water, government corruption and a rape crisis, which are just some of the reasons why the international medical humanitarian organisation Medicins Sans Frontieres (Doctors Without Borders) has a permenant operation in eastern Congo.
But we have to start according the overall, constant, grinding epidemics of large-scale gun violence in this nation the same rapt attention and reactive zeal that we do to a cannibal killer or a highway strangler.
The model with detection fraction held constant across epidemic year fits the observed data well with the fewest parameters.
The fit statistics for the models with either transmission parameter or detection fraction estimated as a constant across epidemic year did not differ substantially from those from the saturated model (Table 4).
The minimum RSE model with detection fraction held constant across epidemic years had the smallest % error, smallest Schwarz RSE Criterion, and had other fit statistics nearly equal to the saturated model.
The basic virus transmission probability parameter was then adjusted (keeping age-specific susceptibilities constant) to produce epidemics with target reproduction numbers, as described above.
By combining all infection types into a single model compartment, I am assuming that they follow the same dynamics, i.e., that the case-to-infection ratio remains constant through the epidemics.
The genetic population of C. diphtheriae was not constant throughout the epidemic process as confirmed by molecular-epidemiologic methods.
Yellow Fever is a constant threat, and recent epidemics have been particularly damaging.
New methods to identify trace amount of infectious pathogens rapidly, accurately and with high sensitivity are in constant demand to prevent epidemics and loss of lives.
