Sentence examples for except for the outbreak from inspiring English sources

"But, except for the outbreak in 1983, which was stopped quickly, we have never been tested before".

"But, except for the outbreak in 1983, which was stopped quickly, we have never been tested before". Like most infectious-disease researchers, Osterholm says that we need better systems to screen for viruses as they emerge from animals, and more money devoted to developing effective drugs and vaccines.

In many cases there were no records of morbidity and mortality, except for the outbreak in which the strain A663 was isolated, where 15%8181 out of 540) animals died.

Except for the outbreak-associated human isolates, 46/58 (79%) isolates were positive for the 4 GBS-associated CDS, 29/58 (50%) isolates were positive for 10 Campylobacteriosis-associated CDS, 11/58 (19%) isolates were negative for all 8 plasmid CDS and 39/58 (67%) were positive for 07001_pTet_000007.

However, there did not occur any outbreaks of DAIs during the study period, except for the SARS outbreak.

The Ebola virus was discovered in 1976, and except for the major outbreak in Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea, it has mainly been found in rural villages in central Africa.

H. japonica snails were first seen in California in 1999 (22 ) and except for the 1954 outbreak attributed to A. variglandis, cercarial dermatitis was not reported in San Francisco Bay until shortly after the arrival of H. japonica.

Politicians, local TV news and the public have blamed just about everything except the lack of public health funding for the outbreak in West Virginia. .

All outbreaks except for the 2007 Mweka outbreak have involved hospital transmission during the early part of the outbreak, illustrating the amplifying effect that poor infection control can have on EVD epidemics.

In contrast to the situation seen with flooding and cyclones, which are sometimes followed by outbreaks of waterborne diseases, such as cholera or leptospirosis, and vectorborne diseases (3 – 6 ), the study we carried out on geophysical disasters did not detect any notable outbreak except for the above-mentioned measles outbreak.

The ulceroglandular form of tularemia is by far the most common in Sweden, except for an outbreak in the winter of 1966 67, when a large proportion of pulmonary tularemia cases occurred in farmers who processed hay contaminated by dead, infected voles (7).