Sentence examples for effective outbreak from inspiring English sources
Better diagnostics will help in measuring the effect of monkeypox in disease-endemic areas and will be important in effective outbreak detection during accidental or intentional release of virulent orthopoxviruses.
There is uncertainty in the translation of epidemiological evidence into effective outbreak management interventions, due to contradicatory problem perspectives, diverse interests and time pressure.
This equation states that effective outbreak distances D e can be computed with high fidelity based on outbreak arrival times on and effective spreading speed v e, and that each factor depends on different factors of the dynamical system considered (Brockmann and Helbing 2013).
International collaboration can lead to more effective outbreak control and to global improvements in food safety.
Clear quantitative definitions of an outbreak are a prerequisite for effective outbreak early warning and response.
Effective outbreak containment measures include the strict isolation of EVD patients, which requires reliable diagnosis.
Several of these outbreaks also had epidemiologically distinct components, resulting in 51 effective outbreaks for analysis.
The published evidence-base is equally poor when it comes to defining what constitutes an effective and efficient outbreak response: remarkably, there are no proven methods recommendable for epidemic vector control [ 5, 6] or for clinical-health systems management when there is a surge in cases.
The importance of pandemic preparedness for reducing the risk of infection and promoting an effective pandemic outbreak response has been highlighted in recent years.
The informal reporting structures of the regional disease surveillance networks featured here facilitate real-time information exchange and rapid and effective joint outbreak investigations.
Although the global microblogging community is currently limited in demographics, penetration of consumer technology is increasing worldwide and could be a useful complementary tool for timely and cost-effective disease outbreak surveillance.
