Sentence examples for combating outbreak from inspiring English sources

Technology is playing a key role in combating outbreak of infectious diseases.

But the growing prevalence of electronic medical records has had an unexpected benefit: By combing through the data now received almost continuously from hospitals and other medical facilities, some health departments are spotting and combating outbreaks with unprecedented speed.

Because the strain is rare, scientists remain uncertain of just how much toxin it produces or even where it hides in nature, which make tracing and combating outbreaks more difficult.

Combating outbreaks increases the costs falling on countries already under fiscal stress, and is likely to cost more than scaling up prevention measures.

From 1833 to 1837, Lesseps was consul at Cairo, where he gained distinction in combating an outbreak of plague.

Organisations combating the outbreak needed to scale-up efforts "three-to-four fold", the WHO said.

To a mathematician, combating any outbreak is at its core a fight to reduce one number: Re, the pathogen's effective reproductive rate, the number of people that an infected person in turn infects on average.

General Amherst ordered the 17th to Albany in June 1763 to assist in combating the outbreak of hostilities.

On the contrary, there are detrimental consequences of inappropriately combating the outbreak in this manner.

Disease managers usually think of combating an outbreak by immediately controlling all areas at risk [ 17].

Additionally, although some members of the public were concerned about the negative effects of pesticide use, others demanded that spraying be conducted around schools (which had questionable utility in combating the outbreak).