Приклади вживання Epidemic diseases Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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It has beenused for thousands of years to cure various epidemic diseases, like the plague.
Mortality from wasting and epidemic diseases was very high, and in the winter of 1942 up to 300 people per day.
Dozens of theories haveattempted to explain the Classic Maya Collapse, from epidemic diseases to foreign invasion.
Many epidemic diseases were eradicated, and general mortality declined to 18.3 per 1,000 inhabitants(30.2 in 1913).
Coral reefs, the world's most diverse aquatic systems, are suffering the effects of overfishing,pollution, epidemic diseases and rising temperatures.
Efforts to curb epidemic diseases such as plague, smallpox and cholera led to attempts to discipline the routines, diets and movements of colonial subjects.
Livestock are vital to the lives of millions of people, but endemic and epidemic diseases that affect livestock limit productivity and exacerbate poverty.
In an urban environment epidemic diseases easily jumped from a poor house to a richer one, and both houses might draw on the same water supplies or buy food in the same markets.
PATH currently works in more than 70 countries in the areas of health technologies, maternal and child health, reproductive health, vaccines and immunization,and emerging and epidemic diseases.
Extensive preventive measures against epidemic diseases are based on timely detection of diseases  and foreseeing the possibility of their occurrence, as well as on the knowledge of the ways of transmission of infectious disease. .
That as a translator in the camps, starting in December 1941 and ending in March 1943, I was an eyewitness to such facts, when in the camps from 70 to170 people died daily from starvation and epidemic diseases.
In those societies, infectious epidemic diseases of dense populations(such as smallpox) were historically the major cause of death, while murders were relatively uncommon and a state of war was the exception rather than the rule.
This in turn has created a huge demand for networked-enabled parallel and distributed computing technologies that are changing the way we conduct science, operate business,and tackle challenging problems such as epidemic diseases and climate change.
That as a translator in the camps, starting in December 1941 and ending in March 1943, I was an eyewitness to such facts, when in the camps from 70 to170 people died daily from starvation and epidemic diseases. In addition, the Germans daily brought up to 200 prisoners of war in the camps, on some days up to 200 people.”.
They killed them in children's homes and hospitals, burying the living in the graves, throwing them into flames, stabbing them with bayonets, poisoning them, conducting experiments upon them, extracting their blood for the use of the German Army, throwing them into prison and Gestapo torture chambers and concentration camps, where the children died from hunger,torture, and epidemic diseases.
According to faculty at the Kiev National Economic University, the country's persistently high mortality rate is due to low-quality health care,an increase in the number of epidemic diseases, and the widespread abuse of alcohol and drugs.
It is thought to have been the result of an epidemic disease brought to the island by introduced Black Rats R. rattus(ref).
In this case, Reiter's disease,  which developed after enterocolitis, was considered as an epidemic disease, which is more correctly called Reiter's syndrome.
While epidemic disease was a leading factor of the population decline of the American indigenous peoples after 1492, there were other contributing factors, all of them related to European contact and colonization.
Next yearSpartans were again besieged Athens, but at this time rescued long wallcity,despite the fact that Athens suffered an epidemic disease, which claimed the lifeMany Athenians and their leader Perikla.
If you hear about an epidemic  in a country, do not enter it,and if you are in a place that has an epidemic disease, do not leave it.”.
Even after the access to antiretroviral treatment in many places, around 2 million people(at least 270,000 of total were children)in 2007 were infected with this epidemic disease.
They now believe that widespread epidemic disease, to which the natives had no prior exposure or resistance, was the primary cause of the massive population decline of the Native Americans.[25] Earlier explanations for the population decline of the American natives include the European immigrants' accounts of the brutal practices of the Spanish conquistadores, as recorded by the Spaniards themselves.
It is known as epidemic disease that affects a lot of people at once and spreads in a given geographical area during a certain time period.
The three major schools in this period were the school of nourishing the yin, the school of warming and invigoration,and the school of epidemic disease.
This is true of our dependence on oil, the consequences of climate change,the threat of epidemic disease, and the spread of nuclear weapons.
And yet,we spend virtually nothing to prevent something as tangible and evolutionarily certain as epidemic infectious diseases.
For the most part,the dancing manias present none of the characteristics which we associate with epidemic infectious diseases of the nervious system.
For the most part,the dancing manias present none of the characteristics which we associate with epidemic infectious diseases of the nervous system.