Sentence examples for most severe endemic from inspiring English sources
China is the most severe endemic country, with 90% of the total HFRS worldwide cases reported[ 1].
China is the most severe endemic country, 90% of the total HFRS cases in the world were reported [ 1].
However, incidence has increased sharply in China since 1995 (6 ), and the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region is the most severe endemic focus; most reports of the disease occurred during 1999 2008.
China is the most severe endemic area of HFRS in the world, with 30,000-50,000 cases reported annually, which account for > 90% of total numbers worldwide [ 4, 5].
We describe laboratory and clinical findings from 1,559 patients, including 62 who died during the largest and most severe epidemic that has occurred in Rio de Janeiro since DENV became endemic in the country in 1986.
Plasmodium falciparum is the causative agent of most severe malaria worldwide and is endemic in a large section of sub-Saharan Africa (Snow et al. 2005).
Madagascar's megafaunal extinctions were among the most severe for any continent or large island, with all endemic wildlife over 10 kg disappearing, totaling approximately 25 species.
VL is the most severe clinical form within the leishmaniasis complex, which is endemic in 88 countries with an at-risk population of approximately 350 million (1).
While such endemic diseases are rare in developed nations, they are China's most severe curable health problem, said Wang Zhilun of the Xian Medical School in Shaanxi.
Symptomatic infections occur under a spectrum of diseases ranging from classical dengue fever (DF) to the most severe life-threatening dengue shock syndrome (DSS), a leading cause of childhood hospitalisation and death in endemic countries with limited health resources [1], [2].
Although S. dysenteriae type 1 is associated with the most severe form of the disease and high mortality rate when epidemics occur, most of the deaths are attributable to the endemic form of the disease, which is most often caused by S. flexneri.
