Sentence examples for infectious patterns from inspiring English sources

It is plausible that a non-communicable disease, such as drug overdose, can follow infectious patterns.

Other infectious patterns reflect the changing environments: the historical distribution of malaria is directly linked to patterns of swamplands and land use.

Although it is commonly accepted that the innate immune system is activated by microbial patterns, Matzinger and co-workers assume in the 'Danger' model that the presence of potentially infectious patterns does not necessarily trigger an immune response, unless there is evidence of host tissue injury by the so-called 'alarm' signals.

15 To take these into consideration, we developed an age-structured model with an SEI (susceptible-exposed-infectious) pattern for mosquitoes 34 and found that the central tendency of optimal treatment times is essentially unchanged (see Supplemental Material).

The list goes on: changes in infectious disease patterns and the mental health consequences of trauma, loss, displacement and resource conflict.

As with behavioral disorders, the social mechanism of transmission may underlie drug-use initiation, continuation, and transition such that those activities then mimic infectious disease patterns, proliferating through the population until some natural threshold or intervention prevents further spread.

Infectious disease patterns reflect dynamic systems of global interconnectedness.

In poor and tropical communities, land use change can lead to major shifts in infectious disease patterns.

Public health officials are now augmenting traditional disease surveillance, e.g., laboratory-based methods, with nontraditional analysis of electronic medical records for more timely monitoring of infectious disease patterns.

The effects of climate change on ecosystems are complex, but the potential for influencing infectious disease patterns has been well described (18, 19 ).

They listed evidence or indicators of climate change that included: increased frequency of extreme weather, changes in infectious disease patterns, and they used salient iconic images of nature, such as glaciers, or polar bear loss of habitat.