Sentence examples for epidemic development from inspiring English sources
Foliar wetness plays an essential role in plant disease cycles and epidemic development yet no cost-effective leaf wetness sensors (LWSs) are available that could be deployed within large areas to better understand that role.
Changes in lifestyle have resulted in an epidemic development of obesity-related diseases that challenge the healthcare systems worldwide.
Onset represents the time point when potential epidemic development begins.
Epidemic development is simulated at a daily step, looping through every infectious unit to simulate spore production, dispersal and infection.
Onset was defined as the first month following Nadir in which evidence of potential epidemic development was observed.
Historical information may not only provide important clues about epidemic development but may also raise awareness about bioterrorism potential.
This synchronization may in turn decrease opportunities for health officers, policy makers and the public in regions where a pathogen is still unreported to learn from epidemic developments in regions first hit by that pathogen.
Data from primary health-care surveillance and laboratories are more suited than serologic studies to providing real-time data with which to map an epidemic's development and develop predictive models (23).
Without going into the details of the devastation that human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection causes especially in the developing world, the best hope for changing the course of this epidemic is development of a safe, effective, accessible prophylactic HIV vaccine.
Think of climate change, the HIV/aids epidemic, economic development and so forth.
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