Sentence examples for eventual outbreak from inspiring English sources
One provision of the Senate bill that could prove particularly useful requires genetic identification of the strains present in each lab, which would ease tracking of any material used in an eventual outbreak.
In fact, multiple studies have recently suggested a link between climate and global conflict, including one highly covered report linking drought in Syria to the eventual outbreak of the nation's ongoing civil war.
Fengxiao as a public health policy in China, if implemented early, has the advantage of delaying outbreak peaks and thus provides the critically needed response time (e.g., vaccine production and facility preparation) but it can not prevent the eventual outbreak.
Recent outbreaks of "bird flu" may foreshadow an eventual pandemic outbreak, in the emergence of strains and variants with enhanced pathogenicity, virulence and transmissibility in human hosts.
As before, we adopt the reasonable assumption that the population is large compared to the eventual size of the outbreak so that S remains constant throughout.
These measures were attributed to the eventual control of the outbreak (3 – 6 ).
Each isolate recovered is sent to CNRCH in a transport medium (medium for storage of bacteria, Bio-Rad, Marne La Coquette, France) with information on the type of specimen; date and district of isolation; patient's age, sex, and history of travel abroad; and eventual context of an outbreak.
Visiting ships from Sydney and Wallis Island were the eventual source of an influenza outbreak that began on July 17 , 1921 11 ).
Among other consequences, this lack of constraint facilitated the eventual emergence of resistant strain outbreaks [7].
Public health risks involved in these large outbreaks and the eventual culling of thousands of young alligators are also substantial.
For IPV5, this change resulted in 3 additional iterations with an eventual OPV restart and typically larger outbreaks in iterations without an eventual OPV restart.
