Sentence examples for epizootic outbreak from inspiring English sources

Spread of the infection among wild or domestic rodents in the vicinity of human habitations creates conditions favourable for outbreaks of human plague, for when an epizootic outbreak kills off the rodents, fleas from the dead animals fail to find another rodent host and thus begin to infest humans.

These differences may offer some clues when laboratory testing is delayed or lacking to target control efforts to identify and prevent secondary human transmission H5N1 cases during a large epizootic outbreak.

In mid-January 2004, an epizootic outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI H5N1 strain) was reported in poultry and various other birds in Thailand (1).

BRSV was isolated in Norway already in 1976 during a severe epizootic outbreak which spread throughout most of the country [ 12].

[ 20, 22]): susceptible individuals (S) that have not been exposed to the virus, exposed individuals (E) that have ingested the virus, intact cadavers (C) that spread the virus at a low rate, liquefied cadavers (L) that spread virus at a higher rate, and a reservoir (V) that harbours virus for the next epizootic outbreak (tracked as proportions, not absolute numbers of individuals).

In fact, the human liver carcinogen aflatoxin B1 produced by the common mold Aspergillus was first identified in 1960 when an epizootic outbreak of hepatoma was noted in trout hatcheries in California after fish had been fed with molded cottonseed flour (Jackson et al., 1968).

Effective implementation of monitoring and control measures for viral epizootic outbreaks requires an understanding of the factors that underlie molecular evolution and population dynamics.

While documenting the cause of fish die-offs commanded attention in the Great Lakes region, the more important benefits are establishing pathogen distribution, changes through time, and associations with epizootic outbreaks.

RVF epizootic outbreaks in livestock cause spontaneous abortions and perinatal mortality.

Epizootic outbreaks have occurred frequently, with an escalating number of neurological cases among the immunocompromised and the elderly.

Moose tend to be more solitary than deer of the genus Odocoileus, and dense social aggregations might be prerequisites of CWD epizootic outbreaks in cervids.