Sentence examples for chances of outbreak from inspiring English sources

The limit of 7 patients (= median) for LO is rather high, but reflects that chances of publication outrange chances of outbreak detection.

High level of immunity will help to lower the chances of outbreak of herpes.

I was glad to see Mark Bittman offer a solid appraisal of the merits of irradiation as a means of cutting the chances of outbreaks of food-borne illness, and to see the followup Big Think post by David Ropeik providing more depth on what he calls the "perception gap" between people's fears of this technology and its risks.

But now Republicans want big cuts in the agencies' budgets, meaning fewer inspectors and a higher chance of outbreaks and food-borne illness.

Increasing human intrusion into zoonotic disease reservoir habitats and natural ecosystems, increasing imbalance and instability at the human-animal-vector interface, and more human population displacement all are likely to increase the chance of outbreaks like Ebola.

Moreover, in close societies where many parents elect to postpone selected vaccines, risk of loss of herd immunity and reemergence of VPDs may occur increasing the chance of outbreaks [ 6, 7].

On Chicken Chat, forum members discuss the chances of the outbreak spreading.

All the measures are aimed at reducing the chances of an outbreak, and minimizing the spread of the disease if any cases occur.

It was only when they moved to secondary schools that they began to mix with similarly at-risk children, and the chances of an outbreak multiplied accordingly.

The vaccine strengthens the body's immune response against the virus, reducing the chances of an outbreak, as well as the severity of the disease if it does occur.

But health experts say a resistance or refusal to vaccinate can raise the chances of an outbreak by putting at risk people who cannot be immunized for medical reasons.