Sentence examples for particular epidemics from inspiring English sources

Addiction may be biological and sociological, but it is also economic, with particular epidemics emerging from particular trade arrangements.

In particular, epidemics generated by the spatially explicit model spread much more quickly than those simulated by all the other models, regardless of first generation index and seeding region.

However, these detailed data have been typically short-term and limited to particular epidemics.

The relevant literature contains numerous papers describing the mathematical models for studying particular epidemics, outbreaks, and even optimization of interventions, for example, [ 1– 5].

In that particular epidemic, 204 men died in a single regiment.

This particular epidemic started in September 1978 and lasted nearly two years, with 60 girls and three boys having a total of 447 blackouts, which took the form of simple faints or suddenly falling asleep.

We thought we would do the story about the search for Ebola, like where did this particular epidemic start, where did it originate and how did it work its way out of the jungles into Freetown.

The outbreaks were divided in two time periods, as mentioned above, in order to differentiate clusters occurring within a particular epidemic period [ 34].

The reasons and mechanisms of such replacement as well as the epidemiologic dynamics leading to the success of a particular epidemic clone are largely unknown.

What determines the reemergence of particular epidemic strains is not clear, but this study clearly shows changes in the CTX genotype attributed to the acquisition of a new CTX phage by the O139 strains associated with the recent epidemic.

Previous reports have shown that ESBL-E outbreaks often involve a particular epidemic and/or virulent clone, and contact isolation was able to eradicate ESBL-E before it became endemic [ 11, 41].