The phrase "endemic by" is not grammatically correct as it does not form a complete sentence
It is possible that it is a part of a longer sentence or phrase, in which case its usage would depend on the context. Example 1: "The disease was endemic by the time the government implemented preventive measures." In this example, "endemic by" is used to describe the timing or state of the disease being endemic. Example 2: "The species was endemic by nature to the remote island." In this example, "endemic by" is used to indicate that the species is naturally endemic to the remote island. Overall, it is not a commonly used phrase and its usage would depend on the context and intention of the speaker or writer. It is best to use other more commonly used phrases such as "endemic to" or "affected by endemism" for clearer communication.
In "Darkness in El Dorado" (2000), the writer Patrick Tierney claimed that Chagnon and his research partner, the geneticist James V. Neel, exacerbated the 1968 measles epidemic among the Yanomamö; and that Chagnon aggravated the violence he claimed was endemic by distributing machetes and guns as payment to his informants.
An endemic, by contrast, is determinately ordinary, which is what makes it so uncomfortable to contemplate in the context of assault.
It largely confirms what earlier single taxon studies [13], [15] indicated: namely that forest modification and land use affect endemic species of different indicator taxa in a very similar way, reflecting that species turnover from forest to farmland is to a large extent a replacement of endemic by widespread species.
The model predicts that an infection like vCJD, which has been introduced into the population by the alimentary route, could not become endemic by transfusion alone and that <1% of cases would be avoided by excluding from blood donation those persons who have received a transfusion.
Floral metal accumulation may therefore produce a prezygotic isolating mechanism in non-endemic species compared with endemics by decreasing plant fitness when maternal and paternal plants are growing in different soil environments (i.e. serpentine and non-serpentine).
The extent of the armoury available to Isis reflects decades of irresponsible arms transfers to Iraq, a danger compounded by lax controls over military stockpiles and endemic corruption by successive Iraqi governments, says Amnesty.
In 2013, the government included it in its Neglected Tropical Disease master plan, aiming to expand services to all endemic districts by 2020 and eliminate the disease entirely by 2030.
It has also made strides, though sometimes slowly, in routing endemic graft by establishing an independent court to prosecute corruption cases.
Mr. Callen, a 54-year-old lawyer, is rounding out two decades of trying to rouse outrage against this city's endemic bedevilment by organized crime.
Corruption is endemic, accompanied by lack of accountability and weak rule of law – judges have just been told to swear a loyalty oath to the Communist party.
We investigate the global stability of the endemic equilibrium by numerical simulations.
