Sentences with phrase «endemic in»

Professionalism begins at the beginning, endemic in folks with a professional mindset, a good education (preferably post-secondary) and / or industry related experience of at least ten years prior to gaining access to real estate schooling, which said schooling should consist of at least six months full time in - class and in - field training.

I recently blogged on the need for CIOs to communicate long term value - and to escape for the short term thinking that is endemic in the modern business climate.

Age bias is endemic in hiring — in, fact, I've written about that in a previous blog detailing strategies to mitigate this challenge.

There are also regular dropouts if you keep your phone in your pocket although, to be fair, that is a problem that's endemic in true wireless buds.

Although dengue rarely occurs in the continental United States (so far), it is endemic in Puerto Rico and many popular tourist destinations in Latin America and Southeast Asia.

It is endemic in Puerto Rico and many popular tourist destinations.

Heffernan would have us believe willful blindness is endemic in all aspects of our lives — whether it's the refusal to believe our spouse is having an affair, or to see illegal misconduct in the workplace.

I still think they go too far in pushing it, but I have more sympathy for it there than here — even though religion was endemic in Quebec society until fairly recently.

To put it bluntly: design a system where that trains a lawyer in the fundamentals of the «law», and to also train them to deliver quality, affordable service to their client, while earning at least $ 150,000.00 per year, while reducing stress and the risk of suicide and addiction which are endemic in our profession.

So instead of denigrating my contributions while making none of your own except to toss peanuts from the gallery, I sincerely invite you to work with me to create a mechanism to convince the government to implement serious and beneficial changes to the barriers endemic in the litigation system.

Collected data must be filtered to reduce the volume that is endemic in the electronic world and processed into a uniform and reviewable form.

And not even the experts in the two ABS jurisdictions claim that ABS does much to deal with the problems endemic in the system.

They are, moreover, endemic in the core of society.

But a change in the rules and the culture of police officers and prosecutors relating to disclosure is required to avoid the most serious miscarriages of justice — those where the innocent are convicted — becoming endemic in our justice system.

Global warming could also create conditions favourable for a return of malaria to the UK, where it was once endemic in Kent, although the disease was very unlikely to gain a foothold,» said Prof Paul Hunter of the University of East Anglia in Norwich.

Conspiratorial thinking is endemic in anti-vaccination groups, with those advocating the scientific and medical consensus often regarded as agents of some ominous interest group bent on concealing «the truth».

Along the way, he has once again rehashed an oft - repeated accusation that «cherry - picking» of proxy sites is endemic in the paleo - climatological community that he disdainfully calls the «Hockey Team».

It's intrinsic to the construction of the original USHCN sensors, including the MMTS sensors, and is endemic in the USHCN record.

Malaria - which kills two million people worldwide every year - reaches Britain with foreign travellers, gets picked up by British mosquitos and becomes endemic in the warmer climate.

Malaria was once endemic in Europe.

Of course it's endemic in all science, but there's something so willfully blind among the climateers that it begins at times to stink of something close to fraud.

He said fossil fuel subsidies were endemic in the US: «Every single well, pipeline, refinery, coal and gas plant in the country is heavily subsidised.Big Fossil's lobbyists have done their jobs well for the last century.»

Concurrently, the work's traditional themes of family, figuration, and architecture, combined with its expressive Baroque sensibility, impart both clarity of artistic vision and resistance to the broad thematic and stylistic mash - ups endemic in today's younger generations of artists.

The florid insurgence becomes endemic in House of Flowers, 2007 — 2009, where blossoms overlay a human form.

In most cases the women artists had accompanied their significant others, while like the generation before them, the Afro - American artists, sought to escape the racism that was endemic in the States.»

And well, it's been endemic in recent Marvel comic books.

While they might be catching waves eventually, it takes a whole lot longer and sadly, often without being taught the correct techniques, poor technique and bad habits are endemic in their surfing.

Not long ago, heartworm disease (HWD) was considered a problem of the South — it was endemic in the Southeast, Gulf Coast, and Mississippi Delta regions of the United States.

Vaccination is preferable, and probably essential in areas where rabies is endemic in the wild animal population.

According to a joint publication by the American Veterinary Medical Association and American Animal Hospital Association, which groups vaccines according to whether they are core (or highly recommended) or non-core (considered elective, unless the diseases are endemic in the area), dogs should receive four core vaccines, while cats should receive between four and five.

The so - called Chicago dog flu has nothing to do with Chicago, except that this strain, called H3N2, began in Chicago (in the U.S.) and is now living in the environment (it's endemic in the Windy City), but dog flu, also known as canine influenza virus (CIV), is all over the country.

Heartworm is considered at least regionally endemic in all states except Alaska, plus the U.S.

Diseases and parasites that are not found here may be endemic in poor or tropical countries.

Given the difficulty of diagnosing the infection at all parasite stages, and that there is no approved treatment, veterinarians need to prioritize feline heartworm prevention for all cats they see in areas where the infection is endemic in dogs or wildlife.»

These viruses are considered to be endemic in the United States.

Dirofilaria repens has never been reported in animals from Umbria region although it is considered endemic in dogs living on seacosts of Tuscany (Tarello, 1999) and Marche (Tarello, 2002a).

«Lyme disease is endemic in many parts of the country.

FIV is widespread in the UK and is endemic in large cities with high densities of unneutered male cats.

At the present time, heartworm disease caused by the filarial helminth Dirofilaria immitis is not endemic in most of the European countries (Greeve et al., 1983; Schrey, 1996).

Heartworm disease (HWD), caused by the mosquito - borne nematode Dirofilaria immitis, is endemic in most areas of the United States, including urban areas where most of the U.S. population (about 80 %) lives.

Equine influenza is endemic in the United States, and outbreak situations occur intermittently.

FCoV and FIP are endemic in most countries in the world, though the prevalence varies from country to country (Horzinek et al, 1979).

Heartworm disease is endemic in Florida, and experts in the field consider having an open window or door (with a screen) as being exposed.

The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) says it's endemic in parts of Colorado, Florida, New York and Pennsylvania.

The disease, which is one of the most feared diseases in the world, is endemic in wildlife.

Julie Rawlings reported in her research on the incidence of the lyme disease organism in ticks in Texas State Parks for the Texas Department of Health that the Borrelia burgdorferi organism is not present in sufficient numbers or in the suitable tick vector for dogs for Lyme disease to be endemic in Texas.

Since the virus is now endemic in Oregon, it is important to vaccinate your horses.

Heartworm Testing: Heartworm infection and disease is endemic in our location which can lead to life threatening heart failure.

Although canine brucellosis is endemic in sub-Saharan and Latin America, it is reemerging at a fast pace in the US.

Canine influenza is endemic in several states, including New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Colorado.