Sentence examples for contagious epidemic from inspiring English sources

Before beginning the activity, you may wish to review terms, such as: airborne, antibodies, antigens, bacteria, contagious, epidemic, epidemiology, foodborne, infectious, quarantine, virus, and waterborne.

It was not only a summer break (Santa really sweats on his Christmas rounds down under), which most academics are using for traveling to collaborators, but apparently a highly contagious epidemic of pregnancies hit the department and many of the faculty members were on parental leave.

"This is one of now hundreds of studies that, if you add them all up, there's no way of seeing it other than violence being a contagious epidemic health problem," said Slutkin, founder of Cure Violence at the University of Illinois at Chicago School of Public Health.

They engineer contagious epidemics to eliminate expensive customers.

The third stage of the project will extend the framework developed for analyzing autism to other non-contagious epidemics, ADD, ADHD and bi-polar disorder which, though biologically unrelated to autism, may share some underlying social dynamics.

A new Yale study has established a model to predict how "contagious" the epidemic really is.

Federal Law No.8 of 2013 on the prevention and control of contagious and epidemic animal diseases, as amended by Ministerial Decision No.275 of 2017.

Indeed, whereas Thucydides used nosos, the term plague, which is used by all the translators of his work, is used in the sense of the Latin term pestis, a term with no clear etymology (4 ), meaning contagious disease, epidemic, or scourge.

It also adds to a growing body of medical sociology research on the role of social influence in non-contagious medical epidemics.

And it is contagious; a potential epidemic.

Conference realignment's contagious nature reached epidemic proportions between the 2011-2013 seasons, as these newly minted TV and multi-platform networks provided huge upsides for their members.