Sentence examples for bigger outbreak from inspiring English sources

The authors show that topological viruses, i.e., those that spread through the contact network of infected phones, are the most effective for an operating system that has a large market share, whereas the scanning technique will generate a bigger outbreak in the case of a low market share operating system.

That followed a bigger outbreak in New York City that began in 2010.

There is real concern that conditions in the settlement will lead to a bigger outbreak.

In bigger outbreaks, quarantine could encompass hundreds of unsuspecting, and otherwise healthy individuals.

For example, as the U.S. corn belt has shifted north by an average of 20 miles per decade, farmers have begun experiencing bigger outbreaks of yield-robbing diseases like Asian Soybean Rust and Goss's Wilt.

Klein said that it's an especially important issue because the number of Californians who have only ever received the short-lived acellular vaccine is growing, creating conditions for bigger and bigger outbreaks.

The probability of a big outbreak is low.

But there was a big outbreak in the Midwest following a very dry summer.

Participants like Dr. Ross Brechner of the Maryland State Health Department said defining a big outbreak was difficult.

Nobody expected Ebola to pop up in West Africa, yet this is the biggest outbreak ever.

Last year, the United States had its biggest outbreak in 60 years, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.