Sentence examples for increased epidemic from inspiring English sources

Neither in the HA nor in the NA were changes identified that may lead to the selection of a virus with increased epidemic potential or exceptionally high virulence.

However, the adult days at home quadruple from 6 days to 24 (vs. 10 for the Longini manifestation without the extended period of infectiousness), reflecting the markedly increased epidemic duration (to 117 days compared to 64 days for the original Longini-like manifestation) (Figure 6c).

Like the rest of the world, China is experiencing an increased epidemic of obesity [ 3- 5].

Some studies provide strong evidence of the relationship between El Niño and increased epidemic risk of vector-borne diseases in distinct regions throughout the world (13, 14).

As in the study on the Finnish human A(H1N1 pdm09 strains [ 16], no changes possibly leading to an increased epidemic potential or exceptionally high virulence of viruses were seen.

Whether a similar observation can be made for the serogroup B strains belonging to the A4 clonal lineage is not clear; the small increase in these serogroup B strains does not appear to be linked with increased epidemic potential.

Catherine Sozi, the director of UNAIDS China, said, "There is an increasing epidemic among men who have sex with men, gay or otherwise, and so is important to support innovation in how people reach their people".

Here, we first show that concurrency (relations that overlap in time) increases epidemic potential by opening new routes in the network.

The Afghan Independent Human Rights Commission cites this culture of impunity, weak institutions and overwhelming poverty as contributing factors to the increasing epidemic violence against women in Afghanistan.

However, long term concurrency can be expected to increase epidemic potential more than short term concurrencies for three reasons.

With the increasing epidemic of obesity, the prevalence of OSA among adults is estimated to be up to 17%% [ 10].