The phrase "analysis of the outbreak" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or study of a specific outbreak, such as a disease or event, to understand its causes, effects, or patterns.
Example: "The analysis of the outbreak revealed several key factors that contributed to its rapid spread."
Alternatives: "examination of the outbreak" or "study of the outbreak".
Sequence analysis of the outbreak isolates suggests that the initiating dose occurred in Haiti, and was followed by repeated divergence of the virus lineages[12].
For the analysis of the outbreak settings, outbreaks in group residence, senior residence and long term care were grouped together as community-based group residence.
This investigation, for which all the work, with the exception of the microarray data, was undertaken in Ho Chi Minh City, highlights the benefits of having rapidly available multidisciplinary expertise at the site, capable of conducting detailed clinical, epidemiological, and molecular analysis of the outbreak and the causative microorganism.
A descriptive analysis of the outbreak and countermeasures was performed.
Phylogenetic analysis of the outbreak isolates was performed on the set of 43 concatenated ORFs containing informative SNPs.
Because human monkeypox had been reported in a dry savannah area in Africa, an investigation team conducted a retrospective analysis of the outbreak.
Analysis of the outbreaks with sequence data revealed 30 NoV genogroup (GI) outbreaks that occurred primarily in the 03 04 quiescent year (16/30, 53%) and the 06 07 epidemic year (9/30, 30%).
Results described in this study comprising PAGE analysis of all the outbreak strains and sequence analysis of gene segments encoding VP7, VP8, and NSP4 from representative strains illustrate that the Central Australian rotavirus outbreak was the result of the spread of a single strain of serotype G9.
Unfortunately, due to the long gap between the outbreak and present study, two of the isolates (704 of PFGE 1 and 697 of PFGE 2) have been lost from the culture collection, however the absence of these strains did not significantly affect the in-depth analysis of this outbreak at the genomic level presented in this study.
These data were used in the epidemiologic analysis of this outbreak.
The two scales form the basis for choice of spatial and temporal scales in a subsequent spatial-temporal cluster analysis of the H5N1 outbreak cases.
