Sentence examples for based on the outbreak from inspiring English sources

"Ebola isn't going to be over at the end of this month," Sichei said, explaining this will further undermine expenditure projections of revenue based on the outbreak burning itself out this year.

Incidence rates of clinical cases, hospitalizations and deaths in the absence of vaccination were estimated based on the outbreak of S-OIV in Mexico.

The computational geometry of the airplane cabin with occupants was numerically constructed and meshed based on the outbreak case.

Based on the outbreak data, the probability that a particular patient will become infected if at least one other patient in the ward is infected is 0.15 (0.02) for confirmed cases or 0.23 (0.02) when probable cases are included.

About 10,000 people, many of them children, fell ill. Bob Sanderson, president of Jonathan Sprouts in Massachusetts and the head of the International Sprout Growers Association, said that it would be wrong to draw conclusions about the safety of American sprouts based on the German outbreak, since growers there may use different methods than their counterparts here.

AD provided the biological background for setting up the model and proposed, based on the 1983 1985 outbreak of coronavirus infection in European pigs the "double epidemic" hypothesis.

Based on the estimated outbreak length (70+days) on the 'Trevelyan' and 'Duntrune' and estimated mean serial interval of 12.3 days, it is likely that there were five to six generations of measles infections during these outbreaks.

In the case of R0 = 1.4, i.e. the lower bound of the estimate of the reproductive number for Mexico based on the early outbreak of the 2009 H1N1 pandemic [ 2], our model predict that the country would be above the critical value, thus in agreement with the spatial spread that was observed.

Although, the conclusive determination of the cause of the outbreak and the roles of particular identified pathogens was not possible based on the available data, the outbreak investigation demonstrated potential usefulness of the broad-range microbial detection technology in future investigations.

The unfolding mysteries of the illness known as Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus already have the makings of an epidemiological thriller, and two newly published case reports offer grist for whoever writes the screenplay based on the latest infectious outbreak.

This study is based on the 2005 cholera outbreak in Kumasi Metropolis, Ghana.