Sentence examples for evolving epidemics from inspiring English sources

Notwithstanding the challenges of protecting patient privacy, an EMR-based surveillance system could also support the efficient flow of information necessary to promptly investigate alerts and manage evolving epidemics [15], [16], [17].

Several Asian countries are facing rapidly evolving epidemics of CO poisoning from suicide by charcoal burning [ 6].

Death rates can be calculated by many methods and can vary widely in an evolving epidemic until it is over.

Even so, the revised death rate indicates that as new information from the evolving epidemic comes in, SARS is proving much more serious than first thought.

Objectives: This paper seeks to describe the contributions of ethnicity and travel to the Australian HIV epidemic with particular reference to the evolving epidemic within the Vietnamese Australian community.

"In New York City, we have a very old, continuously evolving epidemic and a brand new H.I.V. surveillance system" that "allows us to understand not only who is acquiring H.I.V. but who is transmitting it," said Dr. Lucia V. Torian, who directs the city's H.I.V. monitoring.

Hacking is a continuously evolving epidemic that is often perceived as a battle between evil and good forces.

The MAP problem presents as a covert, slowly evolving epidemic whose progression with all its threats involving humans and farm animals, will continue until the true nature of the threat is at last unraveled.

During the multi-country outbreaks of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) in 2003, public health officers experienced difficulties in prompt data collection and analysis, due primarily to the lack of an efficient information system to integrate the epidemiologic, clinical and laboratory information collected during the rapidly evolving epidemic phases in different epidemic settings [1].

Thus, the current "outbreak" is most likely a slowly evolving epidemic.

The International Labour Organization (2006) expressed concern about an evolving epidemic of asbestos-related diseases and passed a resolution to promote a worldwide asbestos ban.