Sentence examples for a minor outbreak from inspiring English sources

There was a minor outbreak in 2013, but not on the scale of what's happening now.

What to most people would be cause for a minor outbreak of sheepishness can lead Knausgaard to suffer agonies of mortification.

Franco Mormando, a Jesuit and professor of Italian literature at Boston College who did extensive archival research on the painting, said it was probably commissioned as an ex-voto during a minor outbreak of the plague in Venice.

Quite generally, the distribution of the size of an epidemic initiated by an infected arrival is bimodal, with distinct peaks corresponding to a major epidemic and a minor outbreak (Figure 1E).

With the exception of a minor outbreak in France in 1962 (1 ), however, WNF was considered unimportant to human health in Europe.

As for the initial phase the limiting probability of a minor outbreak lim n π n is different from the SIR model and equal to as mentioned above.

A minor tornado outbreak took place in relation to Earl in Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina.

At some point the epidemic terminates, either because no area with high risk herds is reached (minor outbreak), or because after such an area was hit, the number of high risk herds in that area is exhausted (major outbreak).

For the SIR epidemic the minor outbreak probability was only the first term, which we retrieve if we make the latency period shrink down to 0 by letting ν→∞.

Since the virus' discovery in 1976, there have been six major outbreaks (Yambuku 1976, Kikwit 1995, Mweka 2007, Mweka 2008/2009, Isiro 2012, and Boende 2014) and one minor outbreak (Tandala 1977) reported in the DRC, four in the northern Equateur and Orientale provinces and three in the southern provinces of Bandundu and Kasai-Occidental.

Their probabilities of extinction (i.e., minor outbreak) are obtained by first deriving the distribution of the number of infectious contacts that one infected has, i.e., the offspring distribution, and then deriving the extinction probability of the corresponding branching process using theory for branching processes (Jagers 1975).