Sentence examples for multiple outbreaks in from inspiring English sources
Dr. Ryan said the SARS epidemic in China consisted of multiple outbreaks in different areas.
For example, the Hendra virus, an RNA virus from the family Paramyxoviridae, has caused multiple outbreaks in horses and four reported human fatalities.
The 1918 influenza pandemic is a notorious case documented as the most devastating epidemic with over 50 million deaths and multiple outbreaks in many geographic areas worldwide [ 1, 2].
Whether the wide distribution of this subgenotype of the C. parvum human genotype and apparent association with multiple outbreaks in geographically distinct areas result from unusual biologic fitness of this parasite is unknown.
In 2014, a novel highly virulent reassortant HPAI H5N6 virus (4 ) caused multiple outbreaks in Southeast Asia and 1 lethal human infection, which led the Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations to issue a warning (5 ).
None of the participants mentioned viral hemorrhagic fever in spite of the fact that it had been in the news during recent years because of its multiple outbreaks resulting in the deaths of several health care workers at tertiary care facilities in the two cities [ 14].
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.
If multiple outbreaks appeared in the same day and the same smallest administrative unit, then they were merged into one outbreak.
In addition to high frequencies of ARB, iceberg lettuce has been implicated in multiple outbreaks of foodborne illnesses in Europe, particularly salmonellosis and shigellosis [ 12, 40].
The multiple outbreaks of NiV in Bangladesh, and the 2001 outbreak in West Bengal, show a continued risk for spillover infection between bats and humans in this region.
Since it was first detected in 1930s, multiple outbreaks have been reported in different parts of Africa and the Middle East [ 16– 20].
