Sentence examples for predictable epidemic from inspiring English sources

We investigated whether there is evidence that these biological links to the environment manifest as systematic and predictable epidemic regulation and explored how this regulation is expressed with respect to the structure of seasonal cycles in dengue disease.

Predictable predictions?

In almost 40 years science has found no predictable pattern to epidemics, no standard treatment, no vaccine.

WASHINGTON — The soaring popularity of smartphones has produced an unwelcome, if predictable, side effect: an epidemic of smartphone thefts.

Major influenza epidemics show no predictable periodicity or pattern, and all differ from one another.

Although other tropical and subtropical countries in Southeast Asia have distinct seasonality (5 ) so that dengue epidemics occur at distinct and predictable times of the year (6 ), Singapore's proximity to the equator gives it an aseasonal climate, and the timing of dengue epidemics is irregular (7, 8 ).

Major influenza epidemics show neither periodicity nor a predictable pattern, and all differ from one another.

Dr. O'Brien said it was a predictable adaptation, with a clear implication for the human AIDS epidemic.

Seasonal increases in hospitalisation and deaths increased in a predictable manner, two to three weeks after the onset of epidemic RSV in children.

Good planning has also enabled communication and action around the emerging epidemic in a manner that has been rational, predictable, and productive.

Outbreaks of seasonal influenza follow largely predictable seasonal patterns and in temperate climate zones seasonal influenza epidemic lasts from six to ten weeks and in tropical zones seasonal patterns are less pronounced with more than one peak of infection [ 15].