Sentence examples for frequent epidemic from inspiring English sources

Clearly, having such frequent epidemic alert signals makes the usefulness of such techniques in this particular area of the western Kenyan highlands questionable.

Notably, the most frequent epidemic clones associated to multidrug resistance in humans, also called 'high-risk clones', i.e. ST111, ST235 and ST175, were not recovered in our collection [ 8].

Add this to the frequent epidemics and the general ill health of early settled communities and it is not hard to see why the latest consensus is that the Neolithic Revolution was a disaster for most of the people who lived through it.

Early in his career, Fibiger discovered that there are two distinct forms of diphtheria, a disease that caused frequent epidemics in children and remains a problem in some parts of the world.

The Crusades and the Muslim conquests aided the spread of smallpox, which was the cause of frequent epidemics in Europe following its introduction to the continent between the fifth and seventh centuries.

Influenza A virus causes frequent epidemics and occasional pandemics in various animals, including humans, pigs, horses, marine mammals and birds [1].

Influenza A viruses cause occasional pandemics and frequent epidemics.

High mortality rates, frequent epidemics, unequal access to health services, and uneven health outcomes throughout the country are also major problems.

Influenza A viruses (IAVs) cause frequent epidemics and occasional pandemics, and are one of the leading causes of human morbidity worldwide.

Due to the frequent epidemics and endemic nature of infection in Pakistan, this retrospective study was planned to gather more information about AKI in dengue.

Avian influenza has caused frequent epidemics in humans and animals in recent years, the H5N1 avian influenza in 2005 and the novel H7N9 human influenza epidemic in 2013 in particular, which draws global attention.