Sentence examples for intense outbreak from inspiring English sources

The hostage-taking tactic emerged in a major way during the first intense outbreak of insurgency in April.

It was purely from a really intense outbreak.

Between 2007 and 2008, DENV-2 caused an intense outbreak in the state of Rio de Janeiro with a higher number of severe cases (954 and 15,730, resp).

As the American music writer Greil Marcus has noted, Dylan's creative momentum in this short, 16-month period ranks with the most intense outbreaks of 20th-century modernism.

This dietary switch may fuel intense outbreaks of West Nile virus, according to a new study, which may explain seasonal epidemics of the illness in the United States.

The intertropical environment in Madagascar is cyclically favourable to increases in population density; five intense outbreaks and two incipient outbreaks controlled by insecticides have been recorded during the last century [ 41].

" This proximity – and awareness of the first-known cholera cases – allows for immediate coordination of response activities with local health officials, helping to prevent intense outbreaks or to quell those that have already erupted.

Children are under greater risk for influenza infection because they experience a large number of extra-household contacts with their peers in daycare centers or schools and some of the most intense outbreaks have been associated with schools [ 7- 9].

Hence, a farmer will perceive rabies on his property as epidemic in nature, with intense outbreaks separated by long periods of absence, while a national epidemiologist may claim that the disease is endemic in his country.

DENV-2 was the most prevalent serotype in several outbreaks in the Americas [ 6] and was epidemiologically classified as the most relevant serotype worldwide due to its association with the highest number of intense outbreaks, followed in sequence by DENV-3, DENV-1, and DENV-4 [ 25].

Cross infection produces two problems: (i) the numbers of infected animals and the pool of susceptible animals are increased, which causes more intense outbreaks (essentially increasing R0), and (ii) the different species traits and behaviour increase the variability in the epidemiological dynamics (making the prediction of control strategies more uncertain) [ 20, 21].