Sentence examples for may be epidemic from inspiring English sources

Invasive meningococcal disease (IMD) may be epidemic (e.g., in sub-Saharan Africa) or endemic (e.g., Canada and the United States).

"There may be another epidemic coming this winter -- and I want to emphasize that it is just a maybe, it may not happen and I believe it will not happen -- but if it does happen, I want to be better ready," Mr. Tung said.

A Familiar Story Replaying in An Ancient Forest - bark beetles may be reaching epidemic proportions in the last of Europe's ancient forests due to climate changing warmer winters.

The final effect of this transition may be an epidemic of cancer in the next decades, if appropriate screening programmes are not implemented to control the disease.

The consequence may be an epidemic of cervical cancer in the next decades if adequate screening programs are not implemented there.

Because the number of travelers to areas with epidemics may be small and some epidemics may occur in parts of a country that are not visited by travelers, we are not proposing sentinel surveillance as a definitive and uniquely sensitive tool for detection of all disease outbreaks.

Still, "excesses meet," and now that solitary unstructured brainwork has returned with a vengeance, we may be suffering an epidemic of early medieval acedia.

One aspect that may be driving the epidemic is evolution of the causative pathogen, Mycobacterium bovis.

The combination of early-life undernutrition and overnutrition in adulthood may be fueling the epidemic of DM in LMICs (4).

In countries of low HIV incidence, migration-related imported infection in children may be an emerging epidemic.

The strain type reported here may be an emerging epidemic clone of MDR Salmonella with the potential to expand further.