Sentence examples for epidemic apart from inspiring English sources

That sets the epidemic apart from purely political upheavals, like the one in Tiananmen Square in 1989, when the leaders disagreed on how to handle the protests.

But what sets the 1951 epidemic apart from pandemics is that the older population was also severely affected, with twice the deaths as occurred in the 1957 pandemic.

5.2 Epidemic conditions apart, national organization should enable the management of a least 300 patients a year (CR).

Expert opinion is that, epidemic conditions apart, every year five to ten patients with severe ARDS per million inhabitants require ECMO.

Scraps of broken pottery from test pits dug by thousands of members of the public have revealed the devastating impact of the Black Death in England, not just in the years 1346 to 1351 when the epidemic ripped Europe apart, but for decades or even centuries afterwards.

Surveillance reports showed that the burden of illness during this first season did not differ much from that of recent seasonal influenza epidemics [ 1- 4], apart from a risk of unusually severe pneumonia in young people[ 5- 15].

Apart from epidemic outbreaks, approximately 500,000 cases of meningococcal disease are estimated to occur every year on a worldwide basis posing a heavy burden on the public health systems especially in developing countries [6].

Apart from epidemics, at least 1.2 million cases of meningitis are estimated to occur with estimated annual deaths of 170,000 [ 9- 11].

And these mass shootings occur against a backdrop of daily tragedies, as an epidemic of gun violence tears apart communities across America – from the streets of Chicago to neighborhoods not far from here.

What sets HIV and AIDS apart from other epidemics is that there are additional curves to consider.

Apart from devastating epidemics [ 1, 2] the milder endemic parasites can also play a major role in population regulation [ 3, 4].