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epidêmico Sinônimos
Examples for "outbreak"
Examples for "outbreak"
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Asked if component shortages could result from the outbreak, Kudlow said: Yes.
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Stop current outbreak as soon as possible by implementing effective control measures.
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The Ministry of Health said 15 cases were linked to the outbreak.
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The outbreak involved twenty cases, primarily living within the greater Copenhagen area.
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The outbreak of the new coronavirus began late last year in China.
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Health officials said they were confident they could prevent outbreaks of epidemics.
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The time available to implement successful control measures against epidemics was estimated.
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Those epidemics involved relatively straightforward and simple things- aproductand a message.
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Influenza epidemics occur once a year during the winter in temperate areas.
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With some cases of cholera already reported, fear of epidemics is growing.
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Ultimately, however, the obesity epidemic requires a major focus on primary prevention.
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An epidemic of infectious diseases brought great psychological pressure to the public.
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Public health measures were decisive in controlling the SARS epidemic in 2003.
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The water crisis in Burundi is an epidemic for the children there.
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Let me ask your opinion, Father, about this epidemic of predatory priests.
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In the latter case however, the hepatitis C epidemic cautions against complacency.
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However, he said it was too soon to declare the epidemic over.
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Aug. 15: MSF says epidemic will take about six months to control.
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Something else clearly played a role in reversing New York's crime epidemic.
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Implementation of environmental and control measures brought the epidemic to an end.
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They have seen families, indeed entire communities, destroyed by the drugs epidemic.
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The government says Germany is still at the beginning of the epidemic.
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The World Health Organisation has labelled diabetes the next major world epidemic.
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And he says depression is a modern health epidemic in our culture.
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The streets were full of it; in Harvard it became an epidemic.
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Pandemic An epidemic of serious disease spreading rapidly in many countries simultaneously.
