Sentence examples for increased outbreak from inspiring English sources

26, 34, 37 A study that assessed risk factors across four regions with summer outbreaks in Queensland found that the increased outbreak risk in the southern part of the state was associated with increased spring temperatures and early summer rainfall.

Survival analysis Cox regression models using an outbreak of gastroenteritis as the endpoint were fitted to identify institutional and operational attributes related to increased outbreak rates at the level of the care unit.

These new NoV strains have often, but not always, led to increased outbreak activity (8, 10, 13, 14 ).

Colder lake temperature and increased river flow were associated with an increased outbreak risk, suggesting a source-water reservoir for Norovirus.

This may have led to an escape to existing herd immunity and might explain the observed increased outbreak activity [ 38].

Russian researchers also are concerned that warmer, dryer conditions will lead to increased outbreaks of the Siberian moth, which can destroy large swaths of Russia's boreal forest.

Increased outbreaks and infections of pathogenic strains, bacterial antibiotic resistance, emergence of new bacterial mutations, lack of suitable vaccine in underdeveloped countries, and hospital-associated infections, are global health hazard to human, particularly in children.

The recent ban on the use of growth-promoting antibiotics in European food animal production has led to more prevalent Cp infection in poultry and increased outbreaks of NE, threatening the poultry industry [ 14].

The risk of increasing outbreak events in such areas would be closely related to the genetic ability to gregarise of the populations of interest.

Three types of outbreaks were used, each representing various types of naturally occurring events: log normal, a rapidly increasing outbreak; inverted log normal, a slowly starting outbreak; and a single-day spike.

We show that IGI outbreaks are common among shipboard personnel and that further studies are needed to ascertain etiology, scope, as well as contributing factors that increase outbreak risk and morbidity.