Sentence examples for is newly emerging from inspiring English sources
Youth-onset type 2 diabetes (T2D) is a disease that is newly emerging and behavioral strategies for its prevention are limited.
We stress that although R0 can be indirectly calculated by manipulating parameters that can be estimated from an endemic equilibrium, this number is only meaningful when malaria is newly emerging in an immunologically naïve population.
We further hypothesized that the human ratio would be relatively higher than the tick ratio in areas where babesiosis is newly emerging because of underreporting of emerging disease.
Canine rabies is estimated to kill about 55,000 persons annually in Africa and Asia alone 1; for different reasons, rabies is newly emerging in China, the former Soviet Republics, southern Africa, and Central and South America.
These findings support the suggestion that the biologic properties of apoA-I, about which knowledge is newly emerging, include anti-inflammatory activities and therefore have important implications for the treatment of chronic inflammatory diseases.
Whether this zoonosis is newly emerging in Vietnam because of changes in agriculture/aquaculture, demographics, social, or environmental changes or if it has been overlooked because of diagnostic problems is not known.
"We generally admit a signal as being something which is newly emerged, like turning on a light bulb," Mr. Choe wrote in an e-mail message.
The data indicate that the essential elav gene of Drosophila is newly emerged, restricted to dipterans and of retrotransposed origin.
We report the occurence of elav-like gene duplications and deletions in metazoans, and show that the vital elav gene of Drosophila is newly emerged, specific to dipterans and of retrotransposed origin, challenging its status of prototype for the family.
Figure 1 reflects this hypothesis by describing this transition as a pushing process, that is, newly emerged bees push older nurses out of the brood nest (Tofts and Franks 1992).
