Sentence examples for this first emergence from inspiring English sources

During this first emergence, reproductive males also emerge with this first brood and are called the early males.

This first emergence of CHIK fever in Mayotte lead to a very large outbreak.

Faced with this first emergence of cholera in Madagascar and its rapid spread, medical authorities reacted immediately by using doxycycline as chemoprophylaxis (contrary to World Health Organization recommendations [ 7 ]), probably because of its easy availability.

This was the first emergence of a "grey market" in Britain – drugs acquired legally, but sold illicitly.

News sites have since speculated that this was the first emergence of a serious psychiatric condition, pointing out that delusional disorders like schizophrenia usually manifest themselves at around Tarik's age.

This, Mr. Branton said, "resulted in the first emergence of the black community to any kind of political power in the South".

> -wrap-foot> For the purpose of this study, we refer to the first emergence of blastocyst cells through the zona pellucida as 'breaching'breaching

It is emphasised that this explanation holds true only in the context of the early stage in the first emergence of the disease and not in the current enzootic situation, which is frequently the reverse.

"The Wednesday plays were the first emergence of dramas that reflected working class life.

Wheatcroft hails the book as the first emergence of recent historical studies outside the academic ghetto.

The author of the "Histoire du Peuple d'Israël" and the "Origines du Christianisme" calls attention to the first emergence in the "intertestamental" apocrypha of certain characteristic Christian themes, and M. Dupont-Sommer refers to this.