Sentence examples for recognized epidemics from inspiring English sources

The first recognized epidemics occurred almost simultaneously in 1976 in southern Sudan (284 cases and 117 deaths) (3 ) and in a nearby region of the Democratic Republic of Congo (318 cases and 280 deaths) (4 ).

We next investigated whether immunization with nonintegrative lentiviral vector particles was efficient to stimulate a specific and protective humoral immune response against West Nile Virus (WNV), a flavivirus responsible for the largest recognized epidemic of neuroinvasive human disease in North America.

In Canada there are ten recognized epidemic types of MRSA based on pulsed-field gel electrophoresis (PFGE) patterns (CMRSA1 10) [ 1].

The first recognized epidemic of BFV disease occurred at Nhulunbuy in the Northern Territory in 1992 (Merianos et al. 1992).

In 2002, West Nile virus (WNV) dramatically expanded its geographic range in the United States and caused the largest recognized epidemic of neuroinvasive arboviral diseases in the Western Hemisphere.

The number of internationally recognized epidemic strains, FIN-16 (ST125:Ia), a single-locus variant of ST5 (New York/Japanese clone) – named previously Bel EC-3 – and FIN-21 (ST228:I), has strongly increased since 2003.

In addition, the finding emphasizes the difficulties with clinical diagnosis, particularly in unselected patients with recent onset of fever (median 3 days) in the absence of a recognized epidemic.

Much later, in the Middle Ages, the long and dramatic succession of waves of The Plague enabled physicians of the time to identify this disease with increasing precision and certainty; they began to recognize epidemics of the same, well-characterized disease.

This shows that FAFLP can be used, in clinical settings for example, to recognize epidemic P. aeruginosa clones during short time spans.

Previous studies have shown that excess deaths, similar to those noted in the temperate zones, were also observed in Taiwan, which is in a tropical subtropical zone, during periods of previously recognized influenza epidemics (6, 7 ).

Moreover, Taiwan is located in the tropical-subtropical zone with similar excess influenza deaths to those observed in temperate zone during periods of previously recognized influenza epidemics in Taiwan [ 11, 12], and has been known to be one of the evolutionarily leading regions for global circulation of influenza [ 13].