Sentence examples for first wave of disease from inspiring English sources

In most parts of the world, vaccines were not available in time to substantially affect the first wave of disease.

The first "wave" of disease modeling studies focused on generating patient-specific human neurons and confirming previously described pathologies (Dimos et al, 2008; Ebert et al, 2009; Marchetto et al, 2010; Brennand et al, 2011; Seibler et al, 2011; Bilican et al, 2012; Israel et al, 2012).

"This is just the first wave of diseases" that the Harvard group plans to get iPS cells from, said stem cell researcher George Daley of Children's Hospital Boston.

Without support and continued service to those affected, there is a risk of a second wave of disease and devastation".

In what many critics regard as the clinic's most disturbing recent miscue, Dr. Herbert said in a 10-minute audio interview posted in May on the Web site of The New England Journal of Medicine that she was seeing the beginning of a "third wave" of disease, referring to cancer.

But he noted that a third wave of disease may occur next winter, by which time there should be ample vaccine available.

With the emergence of a second wave of disease outbreaks in poultry in Thailand, Vietnam, and Indonesia, this disease poses a global threat to human health (4).

This first wave of atypical pneumonia appears to have continued until a second wave of disease with amplified transmission to health workers began occurring during the first 10 days of February (WHO, unpub. data).

"What I saw today has convinced me that we must step up our humanitarian operations to stave off a potential second wave of disease and misery for millions of families, especially the most vulnerable, children and women," said Mr. Lake.

"What I saw today has convinced me that we must step up our humanitarian operations to stave off a potential second wave of disease and misery for millions of families, especially the most vulnerable, children and women," said Lake. "We are here today and for the long-term, as we plan for the early recovery phase of the operation".

Caused by a member of the H1N1 family of influenza viruses, the first wave of the disease emerged in the early months of 1918.