Sentence examples for deadly incidences from inspiring English sources
Crime and insecurity grew dramatically, with a sharp upswing in violent crime and theft in Antananarivo and increasingly frequent and deadly incidences of armed cattle rustling in the central southern region of the island.
The power of establishment grew since 1955 when public was intentionally inoculated with million doses of virus-contaminated polio vaccines, which sharply increased the deadly cancer incidence in the current 'baby boomers' generation, particularly in America.
Hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) is a deadly cancer, whose incidence is increasing worldwide.
This greatly reduced the incidence of deadly diseases like cholera in a time when there were no antibiotics.
Many are in poor condition after only a few years, because of shoddy workmanship, poor materials, little maintenance, bad weather or all a combination of these.Despite the high number of accidents, the incidence of deadly collisions has been falling even as the number of cars has increased.
Sepsis is often a deadly disease with increasing incidence worldwide [1].
CHD is one of the deadly diseases of high incidence and high mortality, which is a major worldwide health problem, and the ASD is the most frequent type of congenital heart disease [ 10].
Vaccination is an important strategy in pursuing the Millennium Development Goal of reducing high infant mortality in developing countries [ 4], and is an effective weapon in preventing and reducing disparities in life expectancy by lowering the incidence of deadly childhood illnesses.
Although Pferidone has recently been approved for the treatment of IPF it remains a deadly disease with rising incidence and as such clinical studies in IPF with 5-HT2A and 5-HT2B areagonists are certainly warranted.
The case, reported in today's issue of The Lancet, is the latest example of what researchers believe is a rising incidence of such deadly encounters.
Pancreatic cancer is a deadly disease characterised by high incidence of TP53 mutations.
