Sentence examples for multiple outbreak from inspiring English sources

During the data processing, we first merged multiple outbreak records for the same day and the same subdistrict and considered them as one outbreak for both OIE and FAO data.

In recent years, MSF has collaborated with the central MOH to improve measles surveillance activities across the country and carried out multiple outbreak response vaccination campaigns.

The primary output from a multiple outbreak detection system is likely to be a ranking of aberrances in decreasing order of the statistical evidence underpinning them.

In Namibia, MLVA genotyping of isolates collected over multiple outbreak years showed few MLVA defined genotypes persisted across time, but one large outbreak was dominated by a MLVA genotype subsequently found only sporadically [ 31].

Multiple outbreak scenarios were generated on a 10 × 10 grid with a population distribution based on ZIP Code Tabulation Area populations in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania as reported in the 2000 Census.

Because multiple outbreak contributing factors and a large number of interventions were documented in CDC reports for each outbreak, we abstracted 2 factors considered by the onsite investigators to be key to fueling the outbreak and 3 interventions not already being used that were either used by the CDC team onsite or recommended to be pivotal to the overall control effort.

Dr. Ryan said the SARS epidemic in China consisted of multiple outbreaks in different areas.

But scientists began sounding the alarm after multiple outbreaks were discovered in Pacific islands and south-east Asia.

September 23, 1869 Cookstown, Northern Ireland November 11, 1938 New York City, New York Typhoid Mary, byname of Mary Mallon (born September 23, 1869, Cookstown, County Tyrone, Ireland died November 11, 1938, North Brother Island, Bronx, New York, U.S). famous typhoid carrier who allegedly gave rise to multiple outbreaks of typhoid fever.

Although the alphavirus Venezuelan equine encephalitis virus (VEEV) has been the cause of multiple outbreaks resulting in extensive human and equine mortality and morbidity, there are currently no anti-VEEV therapeutics available.

The region has since experienced multiple outbreaks.