Sentence examples for low pandemic from inspiring English sources
This may indicate that H5N1, in its current form, poses a relatively low pandemic risk.
However, these mutations appear unstable, suggesting low pandemic potential of H5N1 in its current form.
The pandemic season 2009-2010 represented a challenge for vaccine effectiveness studies due to the availability of the vaccine after the pandemic peak and the low pandemic influenza vaccination coverage.
Thus, for example, residents of rural areas were relatively unlikely to be exposed to novel strains of bacteria while recovering from influenza, and they had low pandemic-related mortality rates.
The results also show that in a low fatality pandemic a pre-pandemic vaccine might result in savings of 0.13-0.260.13-0.26% domestic product, and a matched vaccine could result in savings of 0.26-0.51% for a single dose and 0.49-0.96% for a double dose.
As noted in the main text, during past screening initiatives the absolute number of infected travellers was very low: for pandemic influenza A/H1N1 only 45 and 69 cases were imported in to Sydney and Auckland, respectively (Hale et al., 2012; Gunaratnam et al., 2014).
Our study revealed a low (21.1%) pandemic influenza A/H1N1 vaccination rate among children whose parents are healthcare workers.
The absolute risk for HCC development in patients with DM2 and obesity can be considered low; however, the pandemic of these two diseases can transform this small number into a great number of HCC cases.
The divergent kinetic effects occurred mostly at early time-points (between days 1 and 2 post-infection), and we observed analogous kinetic effects with different doses of low pathogenicity 2009 pandemic H1N1 influenza virus (CA04-WT).
Phase 1: the lowest level of pandemic alert; indicates that an influenza virus, either newly emerged or previously existing, is circulating among animals.
A pre-pandemic vaccine with moderate efficacy and 60% coverage could result in large relative savings for any low or high fatality pandemic of £2.2bn-£10.8bn, or £20.2bn-£39.0bn for extreme scenarios.
