Sentence examples for these two epidemics from inspiring English sources
From a human perspective, these two epidemics are almost ideally distinct: the fatal disease is not contagious; the contagious disease does not affect humans.
Mr. Sampaio, the United Nations special envoy, said the "call for action" represented "the next inevitable step if we really want to control these two epidemics, because if we don't do it, the economic, social and human rights situation will be much worse than it is today".
Uganda has a high prevalence of both food insecurity and HIV/AIDS and is an appropriate environment to explore the overlap between these two epidemics.
Nevertheless, the devastating consequences of HIV and MDR-TB co-infection and the geographic overlap of these two epidemics demand urgent attention [18], [19].
11 The NCD burden may therefore have a substantial impact on infection rates and outcomes where these two epidemics coincide.
The association between childhood asthma and body weight has been a matter of particular interest in recent literature and an increasing body of evidence implicates obesity as a major risk factor for asthma, thus linking these two epidemics [ 9- 11].
At its Fourth Replenishment in December in Washington, D.C., the Global Fund must receive the $15 billion it is requesting from donors to scale up its programs, save more lives, and ultimately bring these three epidemics under control.
These three epidemic profiles arise from the interplay between the immunological and epidemiological dynamics that modulates the effective reproduction number R e (t) throughout the epidemic.
These changes suggest a response to natural selection in aggressiveness during the two epidemics.
Numerical simulations using a set of reasonable parameter values show that the two epidemics co-exists whenever their reproduction numbers exceed unity (with no competitive exclusion).
Across these studies, large variations in HIV and HCV prevalence estimates were commonly observed, reflecting the complex geographical and chronological overlapping of the two epidemics.
