Sentence examples for separate epidemics from inspiring English sources
Indeed, years later in 1901, articles in 2 respected medical journals incriminated letters as sources of 2 separate epidemics of smallpox (10, 11).
The relative differences in HCV GT seen in these San Francisco patients may be due to various factors, including temporal changes in the dominant circulating virus, or potentially separate epidemics marked by differential social mixing.
Consequently, samples had to be close (< X = 100 days), far from a previous ADI (> Y = 200 days, which generally put an ADI and subsequent SDI in separate epidemics), the rise in titer dramatic (≥ Z = 10 fold = 1.000), and seroconversions (without a boost of 10 fold or greater) were ignored.
Weekly case numbers of maternal ILIs and pdm H1N1/09 influenza are displayed on separate epidemic curves in Fig. 2 and Fig. 3.
The other phase had two separate epidemic peaks, which occurred at the end and the beginning of each year since 1998.
Three separate influenza epidemics with the basic reproductive number, R0 of 1.5, 2.0 and 2.5 were simulated using the Albany population model.
In the 38 years separating these epidemics, methods for containing Ebola have been standardised.
Twenty-four studies reported 47 separate seasonal epidemic values of R (Table 5; Figure 5).
Tabardillo, or Mexican typhus fever, was considered a disease separate from epidemic typhus until Dr. Howard Ricketts and others in 1910 proved that the 2 diseases were identical (5 ).
This finding might reflect the transitory period separating 2 epidemic waves caused by 2 different clones of serogroup A meningococci (15 ); the emergence of the next epidemic clone is thus possible at any moment.
When we divided the strain collection based on isolation year and calculated the average number of SNPs separating the epidemic strains isolated in a given year from the reference strain, we noticed an increase in the number of polymorphisms differentiating the epidemic strains from the reference strain over time.
