Sentence examples for ongoing spread from inspiring English sources

(And, incidentally, a few weeks later, I would contract dengue and chikungunya two mosquito-borne diseases aided by climate change in their ongoing spread).

The ongoing spread of digital music players begs the question where won't we listen to digital music?

The great advantages of laser treatment over the conventional structuring techniques are presented and the reader can follow its ongoing spread in a great variety of contemporary applications.

Through their peer mobilization, and in an effort to prevent the ongoing spread of HIV, HCV and overdose in their community, VANDU opened an unsanctioned SIF only a few blocks from Insite [51].

McAfee points out some of the very basic-yet-critical issues with people not remaining vigilant about their security software: identity theft, data loss and the fact that your own computer can become an unwilling participant in the ongoing spread of the malware in question.

Concern has been expressed, as the ongoing spread of the red maple is changing the nature of eastern forests by reducing the number of oaks and pines that would otherwise dominate.

Knowledge of clinical peculiarities of pediatric TB is now very important because of its ongoing spreading in poor resource countries and its recently increasing incidence in high resource countries [ 1, 2].

The ongoing lies spread by the Sexual Disaster Industry have tangible, serious effects on individuals and on our country.

ClinicalTrials.gov NCT00309634 It is widely feared that the ongoing global spread of the highly pathogenic avian H5N1 influenza virus in wild birds and poultry will trigger the next human influenza pandemic [1] [7].

The appearance of this cluster is sobering and underscores the fragility of SARS control measures in the setting of ongoing international spread of the disease.

At present, despite ongoing phenotype spread, diagnosis and treatment decisions for NGSAb-associated disorders must continue to be based on the relevance of such antibodies to the clinical syndrome, and clinicians need to strike a balance between appropriate early, aggressive treatment and exposing patients to unnecessary immunotherapies.