However, a severe outbreak of BVDV type 2 on several dairy farms, induced by contaminated gE-deleted marker vaccine, was a drawback that illustrated the potential risks with the use of live vaccines [ 3].
During a severe outbreak of influenza in an average year 36,000 Americans die.
Be warned: may cause a severe outbreak of dinophilia among middle-grade readers.
The lake had a severe outbreak of blue-green algae in May 2007 that was linked to pollution.
Last winter, Vogue suffered a severe outbreak of feather and fur gilets after a senior member of the fashion team debuted hers.
The vaccines provide no protection against other viruses that are circulating simultaneously, such as a new form of norovirus and a severe outbreak of whooping cough.
Named for a severe outbreak at Borna, near Leipzig, Ger., in 1894, it is transmitted by food and water contaminated by secretions of infected animals.
This is being resisted, on the arguable grounds that list MSPs should not be allowed to preponderate over constituency members, but also, less altruistically, because it will lead to a severe outbreak of turf wars among those scrabbling for seats.
The government's tick eradication program began in 1906 after a severe outbreak in 14 Southern states of tick-induced "Texas fever" resulted in $130.5 million in losses, the equivalent of about $3 billion today.
The investigation leads to Lake Tahoe, where in the mid-1980's there was a severe outbreak of a disease that the Centers for Disease Control investigated only perfunctorily.
There appears to have been a severe outbreak of oversharing, and I find myself plagued by shows that delight in broadcasting the kind of medical issues that belong in a consulting room, rather than a living room.
