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Distrust of employees is an attitude endemic among the administrative members of that company.

The expected outcome is a set of milestones that must be met if transmission is to be interrupted in the four remaining endemic countries.

Buruli ulcer is often diagnosed and treated based mainly on clinical findings by experienced health workers in endemic areas.

The rhetoric of crisis seems to have become endemic to writing about the American university.

Up to 90 percent of the species are endemic, more than in any other region studied by the Census.

Porridge is endemic in northeast China food, peel the corn to hilum (hereinafter referred to as the corn) primarily, add green bean cooked.

Today, a number of endemic countries, researchers, nongovernmental organizations and donors are involved in activities to understand BU.

The reinfection of central Africa did not come from Nigeria, which is the only endemic country in the region.

It's disturbing to see teachers exhibiting the same nasty, damaging habits that are so endemic among high school students.

REVENGE MOVIES AND REVENGE BOOKS are so endemic to popular culture that we rarely think about the ambiguous, corrosive nature of sin.

For decades, WHO has had a strong presence in endemic countries, working shoulder-to-shoulder with local health officials.

Let me thank researchers in hundreds of institutes around the world, also in endemic countries.

The new technique is currently being used for epidemiological studies in endemic areas of Argentina, Ecuador and Peru.

RODRIGO ROSENBERG was not the best-known, richest, or most powerful victim of the endemic violence that dogs Guatemala.

In northwestern China , there is no evidence for endemic domestication of any animals .

As a result of my own experiences, I am familiar with the despair and frustration endemic to individuals struggling to survive.

Objective: To explore the resources of vascular medicinal plants endemic in Hainan province with attempt to develop natural drugs.

"Second . . . the H5N1 avian influenza virus is endemic in poultry in some parts of the world, " she said.

Money-politics now seems to be endemic.

An island the size of New Jersey in the South Pacific Ocean, New Caledonia is the home of no less than five endemic plant families.

The Election Commission has shown itself vigilant enough to suggest that Thailand's endemic vote-buying will become harder to get away with.

Being the only surviving species of great ape endemic to Asia, the Bornean and the Sumatran orangutan are highly endangered.

Paul Hoffman of the Institute for Accountability in Southern Africa reckons that corruption is endemic throughout the public sector.

Worldwide, the diseases are endemic in 149 countries and territories. The diseases impair the lives of at least one billion people.

South China Tiger, also known as the "Tiger" , is the Tiger species endemic to China, living in South-Central China.

Yet even with the threat of execution and arrest, corruption still remains endemic and the government seems to make little headway.

Results Endemic area crash truck was given a national practical newtype patent and was carried out in hospitals.

Most of the countries in this year's appeal are in Africa, which continues to be plagued by violence, displacement and endemic poverty.

Spats over market access have been endemic to the U. S. -China business relationship from the start.

Today, this creature is known as the kangaroo, a widespread marsupial endemic to Australia.

There have been new recordings of endemic species, and in a few cases even discoveries new to science.

Group types of the two Chinese endemic gazelle s could be classified into female group, male group, mixed group and mother-offspring group.

Conclusion: Wushi county is an endemic area of taeniasis at present. Taeniasis can be found more often in young people.

Kodiak bears are a particularly large subspecies of brown bear, endemic only to the Kodiak archipelago off the Alaska coast.

Methods Make an investigation among the related group on health education for endemic disease prevention and therapy.

Increasing incidence of imported myiasis may be expected as a result of increased travel activity to endemic areas.

Moreover, Germany does not face anything like the type of endemic rot that engulfed Japan's banks in the 1990's.

Second, as all of you know, the H5N1 avian influenza virus is endemic in poultry in some parts of the world.

Moral hazard is endemic: bankers take big risks, pocketing the profits but counting on governments to pick up the pieces if things go wrong.

Solar power would not wipe away such endemic Haitian problems as unemployment, poverty and corruption.

The H5N1 virus is now considered to be endemic in birds in large parts of China.

Since 2007, endemic countries have seen record-breaking progress in terms of funding, intervention coverage, and public health impact.

However, what is equally interesting is while this bonus system is endemic, it has not produced identical outcomes at the banks.

This highly distinctive, Chinese endemic species is quite rare and possibly endangered due to habitat loss.

The health district of Buea was not previously known to be a yellow fever endemic area.

Corruption is endemic, the tentacles of the former security service (particularly military intelligence) everywhere.

Whether an agent is classified as endemic or epidemic does not consider the seriousness of the condition to the hosts.

Objective To classify the water contact patterns of the residents in a hilly endemic area of Schistosomiasis japonica.

Osteoporosis is one relative typic of Endemic Fluorosis disease and one relative popular research topic of environmental geochemistry area.

In Ireland, an inquiry found that, over six decades, child abuse had been endemic at many Catholic institutions for boys.

Clearly, Hamilton's inflated ego is merely symptomatic of a wider, endemic culture within McLaren-Mercedes.

The results indicated that hepatitis C might be still spreading in the HCV-endemic area now.

Cholera is endemic in Nepal whereas Haiti has not had a recorded cholera case in the last 50 years.

Objective To analyze the applied method, characteristics and discriminate diagnosis of the standard of diagnosis for endemic arsenism.

Hydatid cysts should be included in the differential diagnosis of unusual soft-tissue masses in regions where the disease is endemic.

We regard treatment of skeletal fluorosis as an important content for controlling of endemic fluoride intoxication .

Meningococcal disease is endemic in Delhi and sporadic cases of meningococcal meningitis have been occurring in Delhi in previous years.

Many Chinese sports analysts and scholars point to endemic corruption within the association as one root cause of the sport's ills.

Only parts of two states in India, namely Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, remain endemic.

Hepatitis B virus infection is highly endemic among the tribes of Andaman and Nicobar Islands, India.

The scientific precaution measures for endemic control and environmental protection methods during mining exploration were proposed.

Boxing's endemic corruption and scandal wore away its popular appeal and made the sport seem increasingly atavistic.

Wealth is concentrated in the hands of a privileged few, corruption remains endemic, and the rule of law is a flimsy pretence.

These same terms, epidemic and endemic, are also used to classify agents as either endemic or epidemic.

Endemic to China, this sub-species once numbered in the thousands and was found throughout southern and central China.

Among the latter is the eastern voalavo, a rodent endemic to Madagascar, whose habitat is threatened by slash-and-burnfarming methods.

For people from non-endemic or low transmission areas, serological and immunological techniques may be useful in the detection of infection.

Hazare says a parliamentary discussion alone is not enough to fix India's endemic corruption.

and 52 species are also possibly endemic to Taiwan due to the lack of records found in other waters around the world.

One of the important species found in this park is the endemic and endangered Bali starling.

Vaccination is highly recommended as a preventive measure for travellers to, and people living in, endemic countries.

Objective: To explore the natural resources of endemic medicinal plants in Anhuei, for reference in regional study of Chinese medicines.

"The bird flu virus is threatening to become endemic in several parts of the country, " Domenech said.

Monkeypox, onchocerciasis and African trypanosomiasis are endemic in the region, and epidemic-prone diseases include measles and meningitis.

Again, we see that endemic transmission anywhere in the world threatens the world everywhere.

African Tree PangolinThe tree pangolin is endemic to Africa and one of eight existing species of pangolin ( "scaly anteater" ).

Animals endemic to mountains in the tropics may be among the most vulnerable.

The primary challenge to polio eradication is the ongoing transmission of the poliovirus in the remaining endemic countries.

Added Mr. Hoare: 'Phone tapping hadn't just existed in the News of the World. It was endemic within the whole industry. '

Lake Ohrid is known as a "museum of living fossils; " containing 146 endemic species, including 17 types of fish.

Without this, the markets cannot be stabilised and crises will remain endemic.

Endemic cholera is a bacterial infection of the small intestine that causes acute, watery diarrhea.

In many endemic countries, cholera is a seasonal disease, occurring every year usually during the rainy season.

That research program collaborates with NIH to prepare U. S. troops for the potential health challenges of deployments to HIV-endemic areas.

Piracy can become endemic in weakly governed states but rarely takes root in ones where the state has completely collapsed.

According to FAO, highly pathogenic H5N1 avian influenza is now endemic in poultry in many parts of Indonesia.

Starvation is no longer endemic in the countryside.

The occurrence of this outbreak highlights the importance of conducting surveillance in countries that are non-endemic to malaria.

Contact with sick fowl is the most common way of contracting bird flu, which is endemic in bird populations in most parts of Indonesia.

ICU was the main endemic area, accounting for 29. 2%, followed by departments of respiratory and neurosurgery.

The occurrence of this outbreak highlights the importance of conducting surveillance in countries that are non-endemic to malaria.

Contact with sick fowl is the most common way of contracting bird flu, which is endemic in bird populations in most parts of Indonesia.

ICU was the main endemic area, accounting for 29. 2%, followed by departments of respiratory and neurosurgery.

Endemic. The disease or condition of ill health that is always present in about the same percent of the population (hosts). See epidemic.

mainly for persons spending 30 days or more in a rural agricultural endemic area during the transmission season.

He also had to deal with some of the worst of the racism endemic in northern Italy.

The vaccination has to be repeated every year due to the changing types of endemic virus.

CONCLUSION : Attention should be given to the role of fowls or frogs in the transmission of human paragonimiasis in endemic area.

Americas: The last case of endemic measles was reported from the region in 2002.

I mean the threats of extreme poverty and hunger, unsafe drinking water, environmental degradation, and endemic or infectious disease.

I mean the threats of extreme poverty and hunger, unsafe drinking water, environmental degradation, and endemic or infectious disease.

That appears to be institutional and endemic, and comes from the UK prime minister's office down.

Method The snails and infection sources surveillance were carried out in the former endemic areas.

He said that racism is endemic in this country.

Tuberculosis is common, and malaria is endemic in many parts of the country.

Sycamore lace bug, Corythucha ciliata (Say) is an endemic species of North America, and records firstly in fauna of China.

Meanwhile the graft endemic to Japan's construction industry more or less guarantees that corners have been cut.

Objective Civil and oversea treatment prescriptions and their treatment effect on endemic skeletal fluorosis were un-disbanded.

The economic cycle is endemic and inescapable , and everyone (with the exception of prime minister Gordon Brown) has always known this.

Quaternary Glacier played very important role in formation of mountain genera and species, endemic genera and species in southern China.

Quaternary Glacier played very important role in formation of mountain genera and species, endemic genera and species in southern China.

FMD is endemic in many countries in Africa, the Middle East, Asia and parts of South America.

Afghanistan is one of four countries with endemic polio.

What the global plan aims to do is add another safeguard by extending vigilance and preventive measures to all endemic countries.

ENDEMIC ZONES: Strongyloidiasis is an intestinal parasitosis which is frequently found in tropical and subtropical regions.

Region with high concentration of endemic species experiencing unusually rapid rates of habitat modifications or loss.

Other tropical and subtropical countries have the potential to become endemic; again, vigilant surveillance is important.

Indonesia's avian influenza problem is the world's worst, with the virus endemic among poultry throughout much of the country.

to carry on the additional investigation and water on environmental hydrogeology related to endemic disease .

Given that corruption is endemic in Chinese real estate, the actual price may have been even higher.

Given that corruption is endemic in Chinese real estate, the actual price may have been even higher.

Children in Burma are among the most affected by the country's endemic poverty.

Bari says Afghanistan is the closest of the four endemic countries in stopping the spread of the crippling polio virus.

By tackling the sources of this endemic strife Mr Gallois has removed a crippling distraction.

The disease is endemic in many parts of Africa, Southern Asia, and Latin America.

The virus is endemic in tropical areas of Africa and Latin America, with a combined population of over 900 million people.

Objective To explore the current research and the developing trend on molecular mechanism of endemic fluorosis skeletal fluorosis.

Should the household contact examination in a low endemic situation of leprosy continue?

An endemic illness can become epidemic under certain conditions where there is a change in the behavior or immunity of the host population.

While both India and China suffer from endemic corruption, they differ in their approaches to handling corruption cases.

In malaria endemic areas, persons may develop partial immunity, allowing asymptomatic infections to occur.

Because Mastomys are so abundant in endemic areas, it is not possible to completely eliminate them from the environment.

Forty-five endemic countries in Africa and Latin America, with a combined population of over 900 million, are at risk.

The disease is endemic in forest areas and people are at greatest risk at the end of the rainy season.

When the threshold is greater than one, the disease-free equilibrium is unstable, the endemic equilibrium is locally asymptotically . . .

and on to the violence that has become endemic in the group rites of youth on an exuberant kick.

The downstream region of the Yellow River in Shandong province is serious illness area of endemic fluorosis.

Four drugs are registered for the treatment of sleeping sickness and provided free of charge to endemic countries.

The erosion of high-quality topsoil has also devastated Haiti's agricultural sector, exacerbating its endemic poverty.

The endemic mulberry varieties of Shandong have high leaf yield, better leaf, strong anti-adversity and wide adaptability.

Voluminous red tape, a lack of financial transparency and endemic corruption are further deterrents.

Despite interruption by cultural barriers, climate, and warfare, the areas where smallpox was endemic were reduced during the 1970s.

But they must eventually return to these norms through "mean reversion" , creating the endemic booms and busts of cycles.

Elliot's Pheasant(Symaticus elliot i), is a vulnerable species endemic to China and is the national level protected animal.

H1N1 and H3N2 swine flu viruses are endemic among pig populations in the United States and something that the industry deals with routinely.

A great egret was suspected to have died of the disease, which is endemic to south-east China.

Chinese alligator (Alligator sinensis) is a critically endangered species endemic to China.

The progress of study on endemic arsenism due to burning arsenic containing coal in Guizhou province.

Major infectious disease, and actively, occupational disease and endemic diseases and spirit.

The Greek political landscape is ingrained with vested interests, endemic kleptocracy and bribery.

This bat, endemic to Madagascar, was thought to use suction cups on its wings and ankles to attach to palm leaves and other smooth surfaces.

The Himalayas provided an impenetrable boundary to the north, while endemic malaria in the Terai kept out attacks from the south.

But a black underclass is also evident: people who are trapped in poverty by failed schools, broken families and endemic crime.

Pros: Pristine sandy lagoons and beaches, abundant marine life, exotic endemic plants and birds, no major predators.

The watchdog Transparency International reckons that corruption is endemic.

dengue fever is endemic in many subtropical and tropical areas , especially in southeast asia and latin america.

Endemic variety Cangzhou alfalfa was oppressed at hay yield, regeneration and orthotropism .

Preventive measures that helped to ease Britain's once-endemic problem of football hooliganism could be adopted.

Nasopharyngeal carcinoma is endemic in Southern China and Southeast Asia, where radiotherapy (RT) has been the primary treatment.

Food shortages and starvation are endemic in certain parts of the world.

We are fortunate to discover the richness and mystery of life endemic to seniors, society's well traveled journeymen, through their stories.

Indeed, chikungunya, a mosquito-borne virus endemic to tropical Africa and Asia, has already arrived in Albania and Italy.

In many malaria-endemic areas, people spray the inside walls of dwellings with insecticide that kills mosquitoes when they land.

Seasonal fogs and dews support a unique desert ecosystem whose diverse flora includes several endemic plants.

Few endemic countries that recently benefited from a preventive mass vaccination campaign in Africa currently have this level of coverage.

Again, this tells us that endemic transmission of the poliovirus anywhere in the world threatens the world everywhere.

Or the really rare ones, the endemic endangered ones. This is , it seems a bit dull you know .

The virus is endemic in Java, Sumatra, Bali and southern Sulawesi with sporadic outbreaks reported from other areas.

The major endemic diseases in Southern Xinjiang are endemic goiter, cretinism and endemic fluorosis etc.

Both have sustained protection of over 50% lasting for two years in endemic settings.

Infectious bronchitis is the most common and significant endemic respiratory disease of chickens.

Chinese banks were, until recently, riddled with huge levels of non-performing loans and endemic corruption.

Already there are two worrying signs: the slowdown in new entrepreneurs breaking into the established order; and endemic corruption.

Objective To explore the influence of drinking water endemic arsenism on congenital deformity.

Researchers are especially concerned because this flu strain, which is quite deadly, is becoming endemic in Asia.

The 2007 theme addresses the challenges to endemic country TB programme performance that affect TB control progress on a global scale.

As a consequence, alcohol, drugs and prostitution are endemic.

Torture, concluded a recent report by Amnesty International, is endemic among Russian police.

This species is treated as endemic to China as literature reports from NE India and Myanmar are here considered dubious.

But antibodies in the blood of pygmies shows that the disease has probably been endemic in Central Africa for a long time.

The tourists are partly responsible for invasive species that threaten endemic wildlife.

Efforts to prevent transmission in endemic regions should focus on thoroughly cooking all animal products (blood, meat) before eating.

Some 90% of the island's plants and about 70% of its animals are endemic, meaning that they are found only in Madagascar.

The organism, which has caused nosocomial outbreaks, also has become endemic in many hospitals and long-term care facilities.

On rare occasions, travellers from areas where Lassa fever is endemic export the disease to other countries.

Abies fargesii is endemic to China and its distribution center is located in Qinling-Bashan Mountains.

Warm-spring-type fluorosis is a common type of the drinking-water endemic fluorosis.

discrimination against women is so endemic and wide-ranging in India that.

Especially from the wine flavor, often passing the origin of the endemic land features.

Highly pathogenic H5N1 influenza A viruses are now endemic in avian populations in Southeast Asia, and human cases continue to accumulate.

Plague is endemic in a variety of rodent species in a range of habitats.

Xing Hu in the Great Tang Dynasty Food Conquest (the mid-8th century) The former is a Zoroastrian endemic area.

Objective To discuss the applying value of X-ray protecting device in mobile X-ray photographing for endemic disease .

He is associate professorranked engineer in Infectious Disease & Endemic Disease Control Agency, Beijing Disease Control and Prevention. Dr.

Then it made the opposite mistake, being too trusting and generous when Russia was becoming more hawkish and looting was endemic.

Heptacodium miconioides Rehd. (Caprifoliaceae), seven-son-flower, is an endangered species endemic to China.

Russia, however, is drifting toward a condition of endemic corruption and state predation.

Polio is endemic to Afghanistan, Egypt, India, Pakistan, Niger, Nigeria and Pakistan.

However, in most malaria-endemic areas, access to curative and diagnostic services is limited.

Objective To evaluate the clinical efficacy and effects of Haierfu syrup on fibrous tissues in patients with endemic arsenic poisoning.

By far the most obvious deterrent to development is the endemic instability in Baluchistan province.

This disease is widespread around the world and endemic in most pig farms, seriously affecting the development of the swine industry.

Here Antarctica's endemic plants dwell: lichens, terrestrial algae, and mosses.

Methods An endemic area crash truck is developed in accordance with the rule and regime of first aid item.

Myiasis is seen in the Netherlands mostly in people returning from a holiday in myiasis-endemic areas.

In the short summer, the landscape is carpeted with hardy grasses and decorated with endemic flowers.

Anthrax vaccine is essential to protect against the endemic and the bio terror of anthrax.

To assess the epidemiology of endemic health-care-associated infection (HAI) in Africa.

in a high endemic area of about 70 percent of health care workers do not want to provide health care services.

Malaria is a common and life-threatening disease transmitted by mosquitoes, currently endemic in over 100 countries.

Using second additive compound matrix, it is proved that the unique endemic equilibrium is globally asymptotical stable.

Since the TV when I see the creation of those singers with a guitar since the bombs, endemic to learn guitar on the impulse.

Recent reports suggest, for the first time, that Brazil may be endemic in the areas bordering French Guyana.

Objective To find out the epidemiological feature of Yunnan Endemic Fulminating Myocarditis(YEFM).

Yellowstone sand verbena are endemic to the Yellowstone's lakeshores.

Today, only four countries in the world remain polio-endemic (India, Nigeria, Pakistan and Afghanistan).

thrive on is an endemic lack of public understanding.

This is one of several species of sandalwood endemic to the Hawaiian Islands.

Antarctica and tropical islands which have the most endemic species are most at risk from the invaders .

Lassa fever is endemic to West Africa, the virus kills thousands of people each year.

Studies on precious, rare plants and endemic genera in Northwest Sichuan, China.

Shortages, food rationing, long lines in stores, and acute poverty were endemic.

I have been working in the endemic disease prevention and control domain since graduated from Harbin Medical University.

Objective: To explore the method of classifying endemic fluorosis region.

There were many national important protected plants and endemic plants.

The floristic analysis of endemic genera in Chinese Umbelliferae.

There is no need to try to convert endemic savers into spenders.

However, methods 2 to 4 are confined to reference and research laboratories, which are often remote from endemic areas.

Some of Madagascar's endemic species have never even been recorded, and will likely be lost before they can be studied.

Apterosperma oblate is an endemic and rare species of Theacea and little is known about it before.

The results are reported in this paper, and measurement of some endemic to Hainan or rare species are also provided.

The pteridophyte florae contain abundant the elements endemic to China and Mt.

The economic cycle is endemic and inescapable, and everyone has always known this.

Fraud may well be rare among bank people, but endemic in its projects.

The predominant genotype currently circulating in the European Region is D4, the same endemic genotype from the United Kingdom in 2008.

The Nepalese camp has become the object of local suspicion partly because cholera is rare in Haiti but endemic in Nepal.

This reflects the FACT that cholera is, a recurring problem in many areas, and it has become endemic in some 80 countries.

Stopping wild poliovirus transmission in endemic countries: Polio today is more geographically restricted than ever before.

Civil unrest in many of the countries where Lassa fever is endemic has impeded effective control.

A comprehension of resection of tremendous endemic goiter.

Shigellosis is a worldwide endemic ulcerating disease of the large intestine caused by enteroinvasive bacteria.

Today, the governments of endemic countries are respected as the most important parties in collaborative efforts.

endemic diseases that were the foe of economic development.

It's only endemic, that means only naturally occurring in certain countries.

Simple (endemic) goitre, the MOST common, is due to low iodine intake.

The plants are one of over 300 plant species endemic to the island.

Cathaya argyrophylla, an endemic tree of China, its resources, distribution and environment.

In Africa there is widespread poverty, endemic civil strife and environmental instability.

CSF is endemic in many countries in the world, causing serious losses in the pig industry worldwide.

An estimated 10 million people are infected worldwide, mostly in Latin America where Chagas disease is endemic.