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Meanings of endemic diseases in English
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Examples for "endemic"
Examples for "endemic"
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However, the priority of each use case varies with different endemic settings.
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Polio remains endemic in four countries -Afghanistan, India, Nigeria and Pakistan.
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Finally, consider whether this kind of situation is endemic at your firm.
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Polio is now endemic in just three countries: Pakistan, Afghanistan and Nigeria.
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Background: Research has suggested that disordered gambling is endemic to Cambodian refugees.
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Many countries report geographical areas with reduced levels of endemic disease.
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So, firstly, we have this definition of an endemic disease.
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As response to an endemic disease, programs have focused on the control of onchocerciasis transmission.
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Of the healthiness of the place the medical officer states: There is no endemic disease here.
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Group-B meningococci are responsible for sporadic endemic disease.
Usage of endemic diseases in English
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These facts admit of no explanation in the present state of our knowledge of endemic diseases.
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These unconventional approaches should be merged in order to optimise surveillance of emerging and endemic diseases in challenging environments.
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Being poor countries implies a lack of human and financial means to ensure effective surveillance of emerging and endemic diseases.
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In disease surveillance, capture-recapture approaches have been used to estimate the frequency of endemic diseases monitored by imperfect surveillance systems.
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In the past couple of years, several reported outbreaks of endemic diseases in various parts of Papua have killed hundreds of people.
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Those climates, for instance, which engender endemic diseases, are, in general, congenial to the growth of plants that operate as antidotes to them.
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But insecurity after tribal clashes have made people afraid to make the journey, said Mounir Lugga, the health ministry's director of tropical endemic diseases.
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It said endemic diseases like malaria and dengue "never produced so many deaths in such a short amount of time" in Yemen.
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From Alabama, where endemic diseases of poverty are making a comeback, to hurricane-racked Puerto Rico and the jobless strife of West Virginia, "Americans are suffering".