Thus, while there are examples of recovery of canopies from outbreak of urchins (e.g., [26], [27]), or severe acute disturbance events e.g. El Nino-Southern Oscillations, [28], [29], recovery potential for lost algal forests seems to be limited in many regions of the world, particularly where forests become permanently replaced by turfs, sediments, or mussels [17], [18], [30].
Countries in the early throes of democratizing are subject to considerable perils from outbreaks of nationalism.
In the A(H5N1) epidemic in Southeast Asia, health workers are dealing with a situation that differs significantly from outbreaks of other strains of avian influenza.
In Haitian prisons, deportees have suffered from a lack of basic hygiene, nutrition and health care, and from outbreaks of diseases like beriberi and cholera.
The hotel industry is suffering almost as much as the airline industry from outbreaks of severe acute respiratory syndrome, as guests cancel trips and hotel managers take emergency steps to prevent guests and employees from becoming infected.
[A4.] Illness Hurting Asian Hotel Industry The hotel and airline industries in Asia are suffering from outbreaks of severe acute respiratory syndrome, or SARS, as travelers cancel trips and hotel managers take emergency steps to prevent guests and employees from becoming infected.
But as has been made clear from outbreaks of measles that have occurred where rates of childhood immunization were low, the scourge of measles can return quickly and easily.
Peter E. Fleming Jr., a prominent criminal-defense lawyer whose client list over more than three decades included high-ranking politicians, flamboyant celebrities and a cast of characters from outbreaks of corporate crime, died on Wednesday in Manhattan.
Unlike in previous disasters of this magnitude, almost no one died from outbreaks of disease, lack of clean water or starvation in the wake of the catastrophe, even in remote islands off India and Indonesia.
Retrospective tests on pregnant women in French Polynesia who had early terminations showed that many of the aborted foetuses had suffered from microcephaly during 2013-14, when the islands were suffering from outbreaks of Zika virus, Professor Rodrigues said.
By now, experts had expected a substantial proportion of people older than 60, the most vulnerable population, to be protected from outbreaks of this nasty viral disease and the persistent, debilitating pain it can leave behind.
