Sentence examples for from the start of the outbreak from inspiring English sources

The report by Sierra Leone's auditor general looked at 84 billion leones (£12m) the government set aside for fighting the virus from the start of the outbreak last May until October 2014.

In the context of a disease such as TB with chronic characteristics, we denote that an outbreak is detected early if it is identified within months (less than a year) from the start of the outbreak.

The decision was made to euthanize piglets <10 days of age during a 3-week period from the start of the outbreak.

For more informative comparisons of the performance in different determinants, we plotted sensitivity-timeliness curve [ 33], which measured the proportion of outbreaks that an algorithm detected within several days from the start of the outbreak.

At the three levels, the MPM had a higher probability of detecting the outbreak than CUSUM and EWMA within all days from the start of the outbreak; the sensitivity of CUSUM and EWMA was very closely changed over time.

In the three incubation categories, the MPM had a higher probability of detecting the outbreak than CUSUM and EWMA within all days from the start of the outbreak; the sensitivity changes of CUSUM and EWMA over time were very close.

Tarik Jasarevic, from the World Health Organization, says unclear messages from health workers about the virus at the start of the outbreak is partly to blame for villages closing their doors.

In the month after the start of the outbreak, subscribers increased from 19,000 to 63,000.

He was the fourth doctor to die in the country since the start of the outbreak.

Since the start of the outbreak in March it has killed more than 5,000 people.

At the start of the outbreak, which involves a newly identified and particularly virulent strain of the bacterium, Germany blamed Spanish produce, saying cucumbers from the country at Hamburg's market had been found to contain E coli.