“This epidemic disease, which was felt sooner at Edinburgh than any other part of this island, spread itself gradually over all Scotland.”

“If nothing else, Congress should respond to the epidemic perception of abuse.”

“The researcher conducted an epidemiologic study to investigate the spread of the infectious disease.”

“In epidemiologic studies, whole grains, vegetables, and fruits are often more protective against diseases than fibre supplements.”

“Furthermore, epidemiologic data in presymptomatic individuals with longitudinal follow-up are not well-established.”

“Existing information regarding the pyelonephritic potential of Ps. aeruginosa is mostly based on epidemiological studies.”

“There have long been epidemiological suggestions that lack of fibre or excess of red meat in the diet is to blame.”

“Again, retrospective epidemiological investigation showed that this patient had infected several contacts.”

“It is, he says, both a sporadical and an epidemical disease, and when epidemical it is also contagious.”

“But there was raging then a sort of epidemical belief in native deficiency and in the absolute necessity of importing art talent.”

“First, the physicians are to take care that they do nothing to irritate this epidemical distemper.”