Sentence examples for contemporary outbreak from inspiring English sources

This is a practical approach to "trimming", an approach that minimises the effect of long-tailed distributions on the historical mean and is often implemented by excluding arbitrarily or quasi-quantitatively determined "outbreak years" to increase sensitivity of the contemporary outbreak definition.

Although contemporary outbreaks are rare due to advances in public health and modern medicine, Yersinia infestations can still be studied in non-human hosts, useful models for understanding fluctuations between ?quiescent phases? of the pathogen and ?flare outbursts?

Increasing population sizes and international connectivity by air since the first detection of EVD in 1976 suggest that the dynamics of human-to-human secondary transmission in contemporary outbreaks will be very different to those of the past.

Two of the studies do not use contemporary western outbreaks.

Phylogenetic analyses found that divergent strains within serotypes CVA6 and CVA10 were isolated in the contemporary HFMD onychomadesis outbreaks in Valencia and Finland.

On the basis of our results, and detection of CVB1 in 2 other contemporary onychomadesis outbreaks in childcare centers in Spain, we propose that mixed infection of an EV serotype that causes HFMD, plus the serotype CVB1, could explain the emergence after HFMD of onychomadesis, a rare and late complication.

At that time, initial MDRTB in that country was fueled by contemporary AIDS-related hospital outbreaks, the most important of which originated at Muñiz Hospital (7 – 12 ).

Illness identification was based on the following themes: physical symptoms, time period indicated in the vignette, and information available on contemporary diseases or ongoing outbreaks.

Donne brilliantly analyzed Biblical texts and applied them to contemporary events, such as the outbreak of plague that devastated London in 1625.

The 2004 lineage was not a direct descendent of any previously sampled lineages, but it shared a common ancestor with another lineage that contained the viruses responsible for the 1996 Ohio outbreak along with contemporary viruses from western Pennsylvania.

After further epidemiologic investigations, these eight bovine genotypes, although submitted to the primary diagnostic laboratory at the same time as the human genotypes, were considered contemporary sporadic cases and not part of outbreak C.