Sentence examples for former outbreak from inspiring English sources

The former outbreak resulted from sewage contamination of the water supply of a small village in Fife, Scotland.

The overlapping symptomatology of both E4 meningitis and EFVS, together with the coincidence of cases of the former with outbreaks of the latter in remote communities and the high incidence of a similar illness in the relatives of meningitis cases, led us to conclude that the EFVS was a milder form of infection with the same virus.

In one human case during the Sverdlovsk outbreak (former Soviet Union, 1979), anthrax developed 43 days after spores were released into the atmosphere (time of exposure unknown) (2, 8 ).

A World Health Organisation statement last week said 467 people had died from the illness, which has been confirmed in more than 60 communities in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone, including the capital cities of the former two countries.Past outbreaks have been contained and eliminated through careful tracking of individual cases.

The higher values reflect that animals infected with a high infectious dose have a longer shedding period [ 13] than the ones infected with low infectious dose, and so the former can cause an outbreak.

Koch paces his revelations expertly, and there are twists and turns enough to keep us reading, but his decision to ascribe the former teacher's violent outbreaks to a biological defect – to make Paul's condition something other than simply the human condition – diminishes the book.

Nobody predicted the SARS or MERS-coronavirus outbreaks; the former was clearly accompanied by human-to-human transmission, while the latter seems to result mainly in dead-end infections.

Even as late as the outbreak of the Second World War in 1939 there were still almost 100,000 people accommodated in the former workhouses, 5,629 of whom were children.

WASHINGTON, D.C.--Bioterrorism experts are hotly debating a preliminary report that a 1971 smallpox outbreak in the former Soviet Union was triggered by a test of a secret bioweapon.

Norman Yeung as Kim Yong Bennettt's former intern before the virus outbreak.

This study compares the pathogenesis of a new EBOV strain, Makona, which was isolated in Guinea in 2014 with the prototype strain from the 1976 EBOV outbreak in the former Zaire.