Sentence examples for a current outbreak of from inspiring English sources

State agriculture officials say they expect a current outbreak of avian influenza to be mild and limited.

Mr. Fredeking said the World Health Organization in Geneva had asked team members whether rNAPC2 might be used on an experimental basis to treat people in a current outbreak of Ebola in Congo.

More recently, an avian influenza strain, designated H5N1, has been identified as having the potential to cause a zoogenic pandemic in humans, and a current outbreak of a new H1N1 influenza variant hypothesized to be of swine origin is of considerable concern.

It is interesting to note that in a recent study of the current outbreak of novel swine-origin influenza A (H1N1), 60% of patients were 18 years of age or younger [13].

The absence of a lasting settlement a quarter of a century ago has caused the current outbreak of hostility.

In comparison, the current outbreak of a novel H1N1 viral strain, which has become a major global issue since April of 2009, has affected 177 countries, including more than 182,166 people, and caused 1,799 deaths to date [4].

The current outbreak of pandemic influenza A(H1N1) that was first detected in Mexico is a reminder that IFV is an evolving pathogen capable of significant reassortment events resulting in the generation of novel strains.

A similar situation was reported from the current outbreak of cholera in Haiti, where location on a coastal plain was a notable risk factor for cholera cases (15 ).

Our objective in this study was to clarify whether the current outbreak of the TWFB associated rabies is an emerging, a reemerging, or a cryptically circulating disease.

As regards curing Plum Island's bad rep, Dr. Huxsoll, calling the current outbreak of West Nile virus a wake-up call (if a mosquito can catch us looking the other way, just think of the damage a bioterrorist could wreak), aims to be more than a folksy placebo.

The current outbreak of Ebola has a case fatality rate (CFR) of about 55% - meaning the disease kills about one in every two people who catch it.