Sentence examples for cause outbreaks from inspiring English sources

EBOV and related members of the family Filoviridae cause outbreaks of highly lethal disease in humans.

As a result, boreal insect populations occasionally increase rapidly and cause outbreaks.

Nevertheless, the study said that "small lots of cured cheese made with raw milk can cause outbreaks sufficiently small to escape detection and reporting".

It is not unusual for legionella pneumophila to cause outbreaks of respiratory illness in nursing homes, and it had been suspected from the beginning.

"There's something in this virus that makes it special to cause outbreaks simultaneously in a number of countries," Dr. Stöhr said.

Species of Cryptosporidium and subtype families of C. hominis have been shown to induce different clinical manifestations and have different potential to cause outbreaks.

The low infectious dose, its stability in the environment, and its genetic variability enable the virus to cause outbreaks, especially in health care facilities and other similar settings.

"Especially if death resulted from trauma, bodies are quite unlikely to cause outbreaks of diseases such as typhoid fever, cholera or plague".

The general goals of treatment for dermatitis involve reducing symptoms, healing the skin, and preventing exposure to irritants and allergens that cause outbreaks.

It is being increasingly smothered with suspended sediment that blocks light; smeared with fertilisers that cause outbreaks of seaweed and coral-eating crown of thorns starfish; and poisoned with herbicides that kill the coral's symbiotic algae.

Health officials in the capital worried that decaying bodies trapped for days in the mud could cause outbreaks of disease, so rescue workers abandoned their shovels and turned to heavy-duty machinery.