Sentence examples for earlier epidemic from inspiring English sources

Since then, some 20 outbreaks of a disease closely answering the description of neuromyasthenia have been reported in 7 widely scattered countries & its distinctive features can be seen in at least 3 earlier epidemic episodes.

Rubella, with vaccine available and its communicability prior to the onset of rash, finding more cases actively, especially asymptomatic ones, and implementing control measures immediately would increase the chance to blockade further transmission at the earlier epidemic waves.

The absence of earlier epidemic cholera in Haiti contrasts with the presence of epidemic cholera in the Caribbean in the 19th century.

The emergence of vCJD was linked to an earlier epidemic of bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) in the United Kingdom through the consumption of contaminated beef (2 ).

We termed the earlier epidemic period as the "first epidemic wave" and defined as the number of cases admitted between epidemic week (EW) 43 of 2010 to EW 5 of 2011.

The possibility of an earlier epidemic in Sydney in 1834 and in Hobart in 1835 has been suggested by Donovan, 33 although there was dissension among medical practitioners at the time as to whether the disease in question was measles, scarlet fever or some other infection.

Only a handful of wheat varieties have any resistance to Ug99, implying that harvests could fail even more completely than during earlier epidemics.Such a failure would be felt on a vast scale.

The underlying causes that lay behind the rise and fall of earlier epidemics of salmonellosis are poorly understood (15 ).

We studied CHIKV isolates obtained during current investigations and viruses isolated during earlier epidemics in India (1963 2000) (Table 1).

With earlier epidemics (the worst having been the Ugandan 2000-1 outbreak) quickly controlled, economic and political concerns may have been allowed to dominate public health ones.

First, although both CRF01_AE and subtype B′ strains entered China following earlier epidemics in nearby Southeast Asian countries [1 3,7 11,26 29], including Thailand, their transmission through distinct risk populations resulted in highly dissimilar geographic and demographic distributions in China.