Sentence examples for death outbreak from inspiring English sources

With the full genome now in hand, the researchers hope to recreate the microbe itself so as to understand what made the Black Death outbreak so deadly.

Because plague was such a widespread and devastating event in Europe, Netea and his colleagues reasoned that the Black Death outbreak, which occurred after the Roma arrived, might have put pressure on this gene cluster to evolve.

Y. pestis plague is depicted in black and suspected Black Death outbreaks are depicted in color.

Figure 3 depicts mortality records of Black Death outbreaks during the primary wave of the medieval Black Death as it passed through Europe in 1348 and 1349.

This figure clarifies the great differences in monthly peak mortality between Y .pestis plague (peak  =  February) and suspected Black Death outbreaks (peak  =  mid-July).

Previous works have noted apparent differences in seasonal mortality peaks during Black Death outbreaks versus peaks of bubonic and pneumonic plagues attributed to Y. pestis infection, but have not provided spatiotemporal statistical support.

Death outbreaks due to chlamydiosis can be found in wild bird species and are presumed to be due to infection with a strain uncommon to the host or due to secondary infections [11].

Mortality records of the medieval Black Death in Givry, France in 1348 (probably the most complete daily dataset of mortality during the primary wave [30]) and St. Nizier-de-Lyon, France, in 1348 (a partial daily record of the primary epidemic wave [22]) is included, along with suspected Black Death outbreaks which occurred sporadically until 1771 (these are weekly data aggregated to month).

We add to the literature by presenting a cost effectiveness analysis of IDSR, in which we will assume that any average reductions in health outcomes (e.g., incidence of cases and deaths, outbreak duration) were due to implementation of IDSR.

Like outbreaks of the red death, Ebola outbreaks remain shrouded in mystery, in spite of modern technologic investigations.

Forty-three deaths (case-fatality rate 7.5/10,000 cases) occurred in 38 outbreaks (mean deaths per outbreak 0.07; range 0 2); all were associated with outbreaks in hospitals (24 deaths) and residential-care facilities (19 deaths).