Sentence examples for epidemic research from inspiring English sources

A former Surgeon General calls it a "modern epidemic". Research shows it increases the odds of early death by 20%.

After the first few years of the epidemic, research had suggested that little brown bats (M.lucifugus) might vanish from the Northeast within 16 years.

While we recognize that ongoing surveillance and data collection is necessary to monitor the epidemic, research alone will not suffice.

Since the advent of the HIV epidemic, research in various settings has shown that HIV patients suffer from complex nutritional problems, notably wasting and micronutrient deficiencies (46).

Epidemic research demonstrated that global DNA methylation was significantly elevated in male MI patients [ 32], and Fiorito et al. showed three differentially methylated regions (TCN2 promoter, CBS 5′UTR, and AMT gene-body) in male MI patients [ 33].

At this year's Intelligent Transportation Systems Congress, not one explicit link between intelligent transportation systems and epidemic modeling was evident; illustrating the tremendous opportunity we have in this endeavor to address an underexplored area of epidemic research.

4. Imagine that they are living during the times of the outbreaks of the epidemics researched in class and write diary entries discussing how the epidemic is affecting their lives and their countries.

The United States currently has an opioid use disorder epidemic and research evaluating ways to minimize the use of opioids postsurgery are needed.

Due to the large spatial (millions of hectares affected) and temporal (over 10 years) extents of the current epidemic, new research into large-area mountain pine beetle processes has revealed further insights into the landscape-scale characteristics of beetle infested forests.

Joined by a handful of Democratic lawmakers, the doctors spoke about the need to view gun violence as a public health epidemic and research ways to solve it – as the country would with any disease causing the deaths of thousands of Americans each year.

While its use is growing and in some states such as New Hampshire where SC abuse has been declared a state epidemic, more research is needed to inform our understanding of the long-term physiological and pharmacological effects of SC.