Sentence examples for most common outbreak from inspiring English sources

Table 4 describes the most common outbreak contributing factors, which for 24 outbreaks was prolonged infectiousness.

However, the second most common outbreak type isolated, defined by HS serotype O 2, hipp.

Given the predominance of patients with substance abuse in our review, it is not surprising that prolonged infectious period was the most common outbreak contributing factor.

However, most outbreaks occurred within certain periods and climatic parameters, with May, June, and July being the most common outbreak months, followed by April, August, and September.

The first section describes the epidemiology of foodborne disease, highlighting the most common illnesses in the United States and abroad with country-specific data as well as the most common outbreak-associated foods and microbial risk assessment.

The most common settings for outbreak investigations were ambulatory surgery centers (6, 21.4%) and dialysis centers (6, 21.4%).

Together, these two categories of healthcare professionals were the most common source of outbreak recognition and reporting 399 (36.3%).

Since 1991, the number of outbreaks of a strain called N. meningitidis subgroup C--the most common cause of outbreaks--has doubled, raising alarm among public health officials.

Delayed diagnosis was the most common cause (14/27 outbreaks) and has been cited as a major contributor to TB outbreaks (3, 7, 11 – 15, 22, 23, 25, 27, 35, 36 ).

Noroviruses are recognized as the most common cause of outbreaks of acute gastroenteritis.

In the 1990s, Cryptosporidiosis became the most common cause of outbreaks associated with public drinking water supplies in the United Kingdom (Howe et al. [2002]).