Sentence examples for detailed outbreak from inspiring English sources

Surgeons' logbooks for three ships, 'America', 'Garrow' and 'Roslin Castle', were comprehensive enough to allow detailed outbreak description, with the median age of cases being 6 years (range <1 31).

Detailed outbreak investigations and collection of additional data (compilation of line-lists) are recommended to describe the epidemiology and the age distribution of the epidemic, to guide rapid and effective reactive immunization campaigns and to target the most appropriate age groups.

Detailed outbreak data from Cairns was available for two dengue outbreaks (2003 and 2008/2009), hence one of the datasets (2003) was used to calibrate the model and the other dataset (2008/2009) to validate the overall model, including parameter choices arising from the calibration procedure.

Nevertheless, despite a greater contemporary understanding of microbiologic and ecologic dynamics, insults to the environment occurring even in modern times are often discovered only as a result of detailed outbreak investigation.

Detailed outbreaks (from Table 2) analyzed by components: (1) Outbreak from Marseille, France (1952) broken into two components: Entries 3 and 15 [27].

HCWs working on wards with single strain outbreaks are also screened (detailed under "Outbreak Definition").

The Tribune article detailed an outbreak of staphylococcus infections at Bridgeport Hospital in late 1996 and 1997.

A recent report detailed an outbreak of L. longbeachae infection in a commercial nursery (28 ).

Website country information pages (CIP) provide specific guidance for travel to each country of the world, and an outbreak surveillance database (OSD) detailing global outbreaks of disease is updated daily.

We report a retrospective observational study detailing an outbreak of E. meningoseptica acquisition in a London teaching hospital adult critical care unit in accordance with the ORION protocol (19 ), analyzing the clinico-physiologic response of patients who acquired E. meningoseptica, and deriving a measure of attributable illness.

The WHO has also detailed a separate outbreak in the Central African country of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DR Congo).