Sentence examples for each pandemic from inspiring English sources

Each pandemic was the result of different Yersinia strains, indicating the independent emergence from the black rat on two separate occasions, the researchers said.

My own belief is that prior to 1918 influenza would die out after each pandemic, whereas we now live in an era where the concentrations of human populations, and their constant global movements, prevent the local extinction of the virus population.

Notably two amino acid mutations in the HA receptor binding site (RBS) were important during the evolution of each pandemic virus.

Two successive multivariate sensitivity analyses were performed, one to identify the input parameters with the greatest influence on the diffusion profile of the pandemic and the other to study the impact of each control measure on each pandemic profile.

While half of influenza-related deaths during the 1968-69 influenzA A (H3N2) pandemic and a large proportion of deaths during the 1957-58 influenzA A (H2N2) and the 1918 1919 influenza A (H1N1) pandemics occurred among persons <65 years of age, this group accounted for progressively smaller proportions of deaths during the decade following each pandemic [11] [12].

Predictors in final simplified models for each pandemic wave are highlighted in bold.

In 1951, Devignat proposed that each of the first 3 biotypes determined each plague pandemic (7 ).

The master chart should list the name of each flu pandemic or flu pandemic "scare" and should offer an effective means of comparing the different answers to the research questions.

Each year pandemic influenza viruses cause large number of deaths and increased morbidity worldwide.

For each studied pandemic, we combine the initial uncertainty bounds of p M| S, p H| M, and p D| H to obtain 8 anticipation scenarios.

For each pre-pandemic vaccine developed, it was assumed that the whole population would be vaccinated in the year of development, and that each year thereafter full coverage would be maintained by vaccinating infants (according to the average Australian birth rate).