Sentence examples for epidemic in a specific from inspiring English sources

We note that our model should not be viewed as a model for the tuberculosis epidemic in a specific geographic location, rather we use it as a general example of an emerging drug resistant TB epidemic in the absence of HIV.

According to a European medical bulletin, the Health Office in Havana had first confirmed the epidemic in a specific location (the military hospital).

> -wrap-foot> a Likelihood ratio test The area under the ROC curve of the model was 0.712 Evaluating data collected over four consecutive years in Italy, we found that, in addition to the severity of the RSV epidemics in a specific year, a variety of risk factors were associated with a higher likelihood to acquire RSV-induced LRTI, severe enough to lead to hospital admission.

More specifically, the purpose of the work we present in this paper is to accurately model the evolution of an epidemic in specific populations over a short to medium time span depending on the characteristics of the social model.

Such interpretation would however be quite unilateral and would ignore the impressive behavioural changes observed among French IDUs, in relation with the availability of harm reduction and drug maintenance treatment that have contributed to almost stop the HIV epidemic in this specific group [45], [46].

Effective intervention strategies are urgently needed to bring down the risk behaviors of the MSM in Guangzhou, in order to control HIV/STIs epidemic in this specific population.

Genotype 3 is the most common T. whipplei genotype in Europe (19.9% of all samples) and could be considered epidemic in and specific to France, Switzerland, and Italy.

Effective intervention strategies, which include but not limit to risk reduction counseling and testing services, are urgently needed to bring down the risk behaviors of the MSM in Guangzhou, in order to control HIV/STIs epidemic in this specific population.

Our report illustrates the need for autopsies in unexpected deaths, even if the cause appears obvious in a specific clinical and epidemic setting.

In some cases these estimates are derived from the total number of measles cases in a specific region during a specific epidemic.

This evaluation suggests that CBOs provide added value in addressing the HIV/AIDS epidemic in targeted and specific ways that are closely tied to the services they provide.