Sentence examples for close to outbreak from inspiring English sources

Another problem fuelling speculation is that so little has been revealed about who might be at risk for being close to outbreak centres.

Given the uncertainty in vent location (and the subsequent need to wait until close to outbreak to define the evacuation area) it is likely that the evacuation will need to be carried out quickly, i.e. within the 48-hour evacuation time required by civil authorities.

Poorer people, unknowingly close to an outbreak, are likelier to end up sick if the C.D.C. doesn't step in to explain where these outbreaks are occurring.

He said he was so close to the outbreak of the fire he realised what was happening and was one of the first group of fans to escape on to the pitch.

On August 3, 1914, a date very close to the outbreak of World War I, the Cristobal, ship carrying cement, unceremoniously undertook the maiden voyage through the canal and a few days later, on August 15, the Ancon was present for the official opening.

Although they necessitate a well-equipped laboratory with well-trained, specialised technicians, neither of which is often available close to the outbreak location, CSF samples can be tested by PCR after transport at ambient temperature in simple dry tubes, which makes it useful for surveillance in remote areas of sub-Saharan Africa [7].

The presence of the CIRMF BSL4 laboratory relatively close to the outbreak area was a considerable advantage.

Concurrently, many nonhuman primate carcasses were reported in the area close to the outbreak, but none was recovered (14, 15 ).

For pathogens that are minimally transmissible within human populations (R0 close to 0), outbreak size is determined largely by the number of introductions from the reservoir.

No trace of the virus was initially found in wild animals close to the outbreaks (7 – 9 ).

For low T, outbreaks tend to be small and close to the average outbreak size s.