Sentence examples for emergence of cases from inspiring English sources

Introduction Since the outbreak scourge of intravenous drug addiction in Tunisia, we are witnessing the emergence of cases of infectious tricuspid endocarditis (ITE).

The incidence of diabetes at first admission, and the emergence of cases within 3, 5 and 6 years of first admission, was determined by scrutinising the case notes in the first instance.

Emergence of cases of mild, moderate or severe liver injury associated with a study drug should prompt the preemptive collection of DNA from all study subjects, both in the study drug and comparator treatment arms.

Magnesium treatment to control tetanic spasms has been recorded in the medical literature for a long time but its use in more recent times has been established since the 1980s with the emergence of case reports of the successful control of tetanic spasms with continuous infusions [ 29, 30].

Community development dominated the scene until the 1980s, when there was a re-emergence of case work.

Emergence of new cases with MDR-TB has frequently related with close contact with known cases, facilitated by overcrowding [ 17].

GPUs were great for both use cases, but it's clear that better hardware is necessary with the emergence of use cases like autonomous driving, photo recognition on cameras or a variety of others — for which even millisecond-level lag is too much and power consumption, or surface area, is a dramatic limiting factor.

In our study, apart from the youngest subgroup, the seasonality of type 1 diabetes incidence is clearly visible, with the highest emergence of new cases during the autumn and winter months.

Despite being available for the last 70 years, leishmanial chemotherapy has lack of efficiency, since its route of administration is difficult and it can cause serious side effects, which results in the emergence of resistant cases.

But the "biggest bump in the road," Dr. John F. Modlin, a polio expert at Dartmouth Medical School wrote in a recent article in The New England Journal of Medicine, has been the recent emergence of polio cases caused by live vaccine viruses that mutated until they, too, were dangerous enough to cause paralysis.

The emergence of new cases of MDR TB held steady at 3.5% of all new infections worldwide.