Sentence examples for successive epidemics from inspiring English sources

Besides, respondents significantly advance their type of self-protective behavior adoption along successive epidemics from the SARS to avian influenza A(H7N9) in decade.

We took advantage of the exceptional epidemiologic situation in Cuba, where the population initially suffered two large successive epidemics due to dengue virus 1 and 2 respectively over a 4-year period.

There was no conclusive evidence that the rate of uptake of novel gassing increased with successive epidemics.

During the 1980s and 1990s, rapidly expanding populations of St. aegypti in Brazil resulted in successive epidemics due to DENV-1, DENV-2, and DENV-3.

Successive epidemics of plague in the Middle Ages contributed to the definition of an epidemic as the propagation of a single, well-defined disease.

Although we had hypothesized that there might have been a stepwise increase in uptake of new methods with successive epidemics, evidence for this was equivocal.

The time elapsing between successive epidemic peaks is variable and differs from one disease to another.

During the 20th century there were three influenza pandemics [1], [2] characterised by the occurrence, within one year of, at least, two to three successive epidemic waves and by an increase in the case-fatality rate in the later waves [3], [4].

Viruses sampled in successive epidemic seasons were not sister to each other, indicating that the annual outbreaks of EV71 were due to genetically distinct lineages.

In addition, the viruses sampled in local successive epidemic seasons were not sister to each other, indicating that annual outbreaks of EV71 were due to genetically distinct lineages.

According to simulations from our model including a seasonal forcing in flu transmission, for R0, max = 1.5 without any preventive or control measures, the pandemic would exhibit two waves (one in 2009 with a first Southern sub-wave and a second Northern sub-wave and the other in 2010), mainly owing to two successive epidemic events in Southern cities.