Sentence examples for flu event from inspiring English sources

The authors do try to alleviate the noise using text classification determining whether or not a tweet is correlated to a flu event or not.

In the model, "a modern day "Spanish flu" event would result in additional life insurance losses of between USD 15.3– 27.8 billion in the United States alone" with 188,000 337,000 deaths in the United States.

Altogether, 466 study participants mailed a swab for viral pathogen analysis and 618 participants filed a self-report (flu event questionnaire).

It is obvious that these applications can be repeated for any special events which have significant impacts on the daily mortality or morbidity, e.g., the SARS outbreak in 2003 and the H1N1 bird-flu event in 2009 [ 18, 19].

What airplanes and elementary schools are to flu transmission, events like SXSW are to Networking Syndrome.

Spinney also presents how the flu influenced historical events and processes.

There was one report of a febrile seizure occurring on day 6 following a first dose of Flu-50, this event was not considered to be related to the study vaccination by the investigator and had resolved within 2 d.

Case studies were prepared on five different topics: Primary Healthcare and Universal Accessibility and Equity; Public Private Partnerships Improving Healthcare Qualityy through National Accreditation Decisionss in Case of Emergency: Example of H1N1 (commonly referred to as Swine Flu) as a Focusing Event; and Technology Assessment in the Case of Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT).

In the coming weeks, officials will release the government's priority list detailing who will get the first lots of flu vaccines in the event of an outbreak.

Asked about the president's comments at an event promoting flu vaccinations on Thursday, Price said he believed "we've still got the confidence of the president".

Although such a contrast reinforces popular perceptions of pandemic flu as a catastrophic event (2 ), it is not supported by historical studies which show that, in terms of deaths, recent pandemics have been comparable to (3 ) or less deadly than (4 ) ordinary influenza seasons.