Sentence examples for a concurrent outbreak of from inspiring English sources
The industry also experienced a concurrent outbreak of a novel strain of PRRSV October 2004 to March 2005 [ 15].
These isolates were compared with those from a concurrent outbreak of multiresistant S. Typhimurium DT204b in northeastern England and from patients returning to England and Wales after visiting other European countries.
HDHHS posted the PFGE pattern on PulseNet Listserve, and the Ohio Department of Health responded with information regarding a concurrent outbreak of the same strain in a church group whose members became ill while visiting southern Texas.
We found no evidence for a concurrent outbreak in larger wildlife.
We monitored larger wildlife in the only two protected areas in southeastern Guinea and found no evidence for a concurrent outbreak in larger wildlife.
The concurrent outbreak of salmonellosis, a classic foodborne pathogen, suggested that contaminated food (or possibly water) might have served as a vehicle for ESCREC within the camp.
Key limitations of this study included inability to capture seasonal variations in illness patterns during the 4-week study period or regional variation due to the close proximity of study hospitals to one another, the likely impact of the concurrent outbreak of EV-71, and lack of data collected on weekends and overnight.
Attempts to control the outbreaks were hampered by lack of an appropriate vaccine and concurrent outbreaks of highly pathogenic avian influenza.
Concurrent outbreaks of a respiratory and neurologic illness caused by Nipah virus occurred among pigs in the affected areas, and close contact with pigs, especially sick pigs, was the major risk factor for human infection (3, 6 ).
The health ministry, for instance, has not published a weekly epidemiological bulletin since early November, despite concurrent outbreaks of three mosquito-borne diseases.
Mandera's double whammy, the concurrent outbreaks of cholera and chikungunya, is bringing to the fore the need for accelerated epidemic preparedness and prevention systems.
