Sentence examples for consistent with the outbreak from inspiring English sources

This is consistent with the outbreak of West Nile in Israel this year, where the average age of the 14 people who have died so far after becoming infected with the virus is 80.

However, we interpreted these data with caution noting a relatively weak correlation (R = 0.134) between root-to-tip branch lengths and the time of isolation, which was consistent with the outbreak occurring over a short time frame.

We identified radicchio rosso, a leaf chicory, as the likely source of infection because it can be stored for several months and was the only ingredient included in the suspected salad mix that had delivery, production, and storage dates consistent with the outbreak period.

The majority of the new cases occurred in the second half of July, Salama said, but he said that provincial teams had noted fresh cases that could be consistent with the previous outbreak in May.

This takes us long before epidemiological records for pandemic cholera and is also not consistent with the Makassar outbreak being a precursor to the 7th pandemic.

In the model fitting process, we sample these from reasonable ranges, in order to assess which ranges of model parameters produce simulations consistent with the observed outbreak and to gain insight into the potential scale of the future epidemic.

These p9 clusters are accurately detected at three separate time points (1995 1996, 1997, and 2002) that are consistent with the documented outbreaks of this epidemic strain.

These SNVs, together with presence/absence of a cryptic plasmid (that is, a 77-kb plasmid with no obvious phenotype), define seven major outbreak genotypes, which fall into a phylogenetic relationship consistent with the timeline of the outbreak.

However, this finding is consistent with the 2001 US outbreak of inhalational B. anthracis in which all patients in whom shock developed died (27 ).

This is consistent with the observation that outbreaks of West Nile fever/encephalitis in North America often appear to occur in the late summer, following peak incidence in birds, after they commence their migration to warmer regions.

House concluded that at first the current West African outbreak was unusual but still consistent with the pattern of previous outbreaks.