Sentence examples for subsequent epidemics from inspiring English sources

Refuse and excrement littered the streets and the subsequent epidemics were widespread.

This geographic factor, together with the loss of population during the Black Death and subsequent epidemics, may explain why Norway's aristocracy was more affected by the plague than were the nobles in the rest of Scandinavia.

Stanford Earth's Noah Diffenbaugh and Dan Horton are coauthors on a new study that finds transmission of West Nile virus is higher in drought years, but after large outbreaks acquired immunity limits the size of subsequent epidemics.

The events of the crisis between 1290 and 1348 and the subsequent epidemics produced many challenges for the English economy.

We demonstrate that the vaccine should always be deployed behind a barrier to minimize the recurrence of subsequent epidemics.

As no corridor is impenetrable, the increasing intensity of the epidemics immediately outside the corridor increases the risk of a breach during subsequent epidemics.

However, it is not clear how sufficient number of the bacteria survive to seed the environment in the subsequent epidemic season.

Since the V. cholerae strain responsible for the preceding epidemic often re-emerges and causes a subsequent epidemic during the next cholera season, it is obvious that sufficient number of the epidemic V. cholerae cells survive the phage attack by diverse ways.

The link between this outbreak and the subsequent epidemic hasn't been determined.

Doctors Without Borders was the first and one of the only organizations on the ground in West Africa through the initial outbreak and subsequent epidemic.

The possibility that movement disorders, including Tourette syndrome, might have an organic origin was raised when an encephalitis epidemic from 1918 1926 led to a subsequent epidemic of tic disorders.