Sentence examples for epidemics between from inspiring English sources
Dean of the University of Paris medical faculty (1580), he compiled a clear account of epidemics between 1570 and 1579, the first comprehensive work of its kind since Hippocrates.
During flu epidemics between 1996 and 2003, patients who had had at least two statin prescriptions over the previous 12 months had a 26% lower risk of pneumonia and other severe respiratory ailments.
In 1713, it was exported to France where it was used to treat dysentery, being an effective treatment during epidemics between 1718 and 1725.
We hypothesized that the differences in the timing of dengue epidemics between jungle and coastal regions could be significantly associated with local climate.
Figure 2 shows the extent to which the C-CGS policy was implemented during seasonal influenza epidemics between 1997 and 2008.
The incidence of MD in Brazil has been monitored since the occurrence of serogroup A and C epidemics between 1971 and 1974.
However, pneumonia and influenza deaths series provide a robust and unbiased indicator of the severity of influenza epidemics for between-country comparisons.
It became an epidemic between 1970 and 1991, and, at its peak, babies in some of the world's richest countries were dying at the rate of one in every 250 live births each year.
Some 2,258 people died as a result of the epidemic between April 2017 and February 2018, according to the World Health Organization.
An important characteristic shared by both the case and control populations, horses were unvaccinated prior to infection and all horses were infected by natural mosquito transmission during the early stages of the initial U.S. epidemic, between 2001 and 2002.
From the results, it is obvious that the epidemic situation of infection and co-infection of HIV, HCV and HBV was more common among the IDUs in southwest China than in northeastern Myanmar (Table 3 and 4), though the difference of the HIV epidemic between two countries is not statistically significant.
