Sentence examples for likelihood of outbreak from inspiring English sources

According to analysis conducted in 2005 by Marc Levy, Charles Vorosmarty and Nils Petter Gleditsch: "...at the global scale, there is a highly significant relationship between rainfall deviations and the likelihood of outbreak of a high-intensity internal war.

To determine the likelihood of outbreak we carried out 1000 simulations for each combination of parameter settings.

Negron and Wilson (2003) showed a relationship between likelihood of outbreak and stand basal area, which was not supported by Floyd and others (2009).

Good standards for inspection and proper labelling could significantly reduce the likelihood of outbreaks, but for now the two sides — those who call for unfettered access and those who completely oppose it — are deadlocked.

The high population density in Wuhan could also increase the disease transmission rate and the likelihood of outbreaks.

However, the size of the susceptible population and the likelihood of outbreaks occurring are expected to increase in the coming decades because of the cohort effect: younger birth cohorts have less exposure to HAV, and over time the segment of the population with natural HAV immunity is being replaced.

This result suggests that the intensity of vertical shear affects the outbreak of intense vortices, with the likelihood of an outbreak increasing with the intensity of vertical shear.

The vaccine, Zostavax, which was meant for people aged 60 and older, was a stronger version of the pediatric chickenpox vaccine and could lessen the likelihood of an outbreak or reduce the severity of one if it occurred.

The increased measures come as public concern grows over the likelihood of an outbreak in the West, following the first Ebola-related death in the US and a nurse who was the first person to contract the virulent disease within Europe.

When rainfall is significantly below normal, the likelihood of conflict outbreak is significantly elevated".

This paper presents a Bayesian hierarchical model, with both spatial and temporal structures simultaneously, to construct a probabilistic measure for the likelihood of an outbreak of influenza epidemic.