Sentence examples for in each outbreak from inspiring English sources

And in each outbreak, at most a few people were ill.

The plague in each outbreak probably did not persist very long and was repeatedly re-established by new infections from East Asia, where the bacterium is still endemic in small rodents like marmots.

In particular, we assumed that the datasets were complete (and thus that all infected farms were detected) and that only the first farm in each outbreak was infected from an outside source.

Table 2 summarises the findings from applying the same lines of argument to each of these five settings and shows that between 1,000 and 50,000 individuals were likely to have been infected in each outbreak.

Empirical offspring distributions can be constructed by counting the number of secondary cases infected by the first infectious individual in each outbreak, but ignoring all subsequent generations of transmission (which often are not reported in detail, or may be influenced by outbreak control measures).

In each outbreak, a rectal swab from ≥1 person was collected for microbial studies.

By conducting a medical literature review through PubMed and news media searches through Google, we identified persons involved in managing each outbreak; 26 persons then participated in qualitative, semistructured interviews.

To understand the outbreaks and identify contacts involved in managing each outbreak, the research team reviewed the medical literature through PubMed and also searched Google to identify names of outbreak management officials.

Once identified, the interventions need to be fully implemented before the next seasonal peak during the next Chinese New Year – an annual celebration which corresponds to a surge in cases during each outbreak.

While these factors are most often investigated in connection with each outbreak, a potential reversion of the vaccine strain to virulence or survival of virulent strains in vaccinated chickens remains to be investigated.

We believe that the intensive investigations of each outbreak in this report limited the likelihood that cases in children were missed, but we cannot exclude that possibility because children were more likely than adults to be buried secretly in Liberia (D. Allen, pers. comm).