Sentence examples for bacterial outbreak from inspiring English sources

The bacterial outbreak was a result of unusually warm water in Oyster Bay Harbor, officials said.

But they added that they had not definitively tied the deaths to the bacterial outbreak at six hospitals.

The Crown Office, Scotland's prosecution authority, said it had proved impossible to identify the source of the bacterial outbreak, leaving it with insufficient evidence to take a person or company to court.

Agnes Schafer, a spokeswoman for Fairbank Farms, based in Ashville, N.Y., noted that no tests had yet proved conclusively that the company's products were the source of the bacterial outbreak, to which public health investigators have linked the illnesses of at least 28 people.

BERLIN — With 10 people dead of infection and 400 cases reported, the European Center for Disease Prevention and Control said Sunday that a bacterial outbreak in northern Germany was one of the largest of its kind ever reported worldwide.

Praying to contain a bacterial outbreak, government officials turn to Woo Lee Koo, a renowned Korean stem-cell expert who has set up shop at a university in the American Southwest, where he hopes to reanimate his dead wife, whom he keeps cryogenically preserved in the garage.

BURKHARD BILGER: The FDA has been scrambling to deal with a fair number of bacterial outbreaks in the past few years in eggs, most recently.

The initiative, unfolding along neatly planted rows of berries at the Andrew & Williamson Fresh Produce's Sierra Farm here, is an effort to prevent the types of bacterial outbreaks of salmonella, listeria or E.coli that have sickened consumers who ate contaminated cantaloupes, spinach or other produce.

Hospitalizations were more common (p = 0.03) in bacterial outbreaks (8.6%) than in NoV outbreaks (0.15%).

In contrast with bacterial outbreaks, no seasonality was observed in NoV outbreaks.

Secondary cases accounted for 4% of cases in NoV outbreaks compared with 0.3% of cases in bacterial outbreaks (p < 0.001) Norovirus outbreaks were larger but less frequent than bacterial outbreaks, suggesting that underreporting is greater for NoV outbreaks.