Sentence examples for geographical diffusion from inspiring English sources
Understanding the geographical diffusion of diseases is important for predicting and containing diseases.
Related to his main research interest on spatial issues, he has been exploring various types of associations, their geographical diffusion and their embeddedness in socio-spatial contexts in Austria.
Due to the current financial and managerial difficulties that are encountered by libraries in public universities in Jordan and the geographical diffusion of these academic institutions, the idea of establishing a consortium was proposed by the Council of Higher Education to combine these libraries.
The concept of free port has experienced in the twentieth century both a functional and a geographical diffusion.
This study was non-randomized and missing epidemiological information for calculating secondary attack rates, age-specific asymptomatic ratios, and geographical diffusion of AHC cases outside Taipei and Keelung.
A multivariate sensitivity analysis was applied to these 1000 simulations to identify which input parameters had the greatest influence on the temporal and geographical diffusion of the pandemic in the absence of any control measures.
Also, a genetic study may help to identify different strains and to reconstruct piebald camels' temporal and geographical evolution and diffusion.
Our study aims to identify typical profiles of geographical and temporal diffusion of an influenza pandemic at the global level, taking into account the variability of these parameters.
Although strategies to contain influenza pandemics are well studied, the characterization and the implications of different geographical and temporal diffusion patterns of the pandemic have been given less attention.
Geographical and temporal diffusion patterns of a human pandemic due to Swine Origin Influenza Virus (S-OIV) remain uncertain.
Analyses of regional clusters of EMEs do not support any role of language, culture or geographical characteristics in knowledge diffusion.
