Sentence examples for outbreak based on the from inspiring English sources

Vaccination costs were calculated by considering: catch-up vaccination: vaccination of all HCWs (n = 133) one year after the outbreak based on the list price for Infanrix® IPV (diphtheria, tetanus, acellular pertussis and inactivated poliomyelitis) vaccine (€34.50 per vial) [ 19, 20 ]; vaccination of newly employed HCWs staff (assumption 10% per year) for a period of 10 years.

In the present paper we show the results of our experience, in studying an A. bauamannii outbreak, based on the combined use of a laboratory-based surveillance system (the VIGI@ct) and a new molecular typing system: the DiversiLab.

It is impossible to predict the likelihood of a dengue outbreak based on the number of past infections.

Although there were no incidents of bioterrorism during the games, the system did detect an influenza outbreak based on the number of patients who showed up with respiratory complaints.

We now propose a simple stochastic model for an inhalational anthrax outbreak, based on the work of Buckeridge, et al. and Brookmeyer et al. [ 16, 17].

Based on the revised strength-of-evidence classification of waterborne outbreaks of the Centre for Diseases Control of USA [ 28], this outbreak could be considered as a class II waterborne outbreak based on the available epidemiological data.

Such a change may also help reverse the impression in the minds of many infection preventionists that ABHR are ineffective in dealing with HuNoV outbreaks, based on the available data using FCV as its surrogate.

A recent study in Hong Kong compared different short-term models in terms of their sensitivity, specificity and timeliness to detecting influenza outbreaks based on the same clinical surveillance data as we used in this study [28].

Temporal aspects of outbreaks were examined for wild birds and domestic poultry by (a) comparing seasonal differences in numbers of outbreaks of each type (poultry or wild bird) and (b) comparing the observed and expected number of outbreaks based on the length of the season for each outbreak type using Fisher's Exact Tests [43], [44].

Rationale: Studies of outbreaks based on the phenotypic characteristics of microorganisms (antigenic properties, metabolic or antibiotic resistance) are limited and do not provide conclusive differences or similarities between them.

We previously estimated the prevalence of long-term iVDPV excretors (i.e., defined as either prolonged excretors with between 6 months and 5 years of excretion, or chronic excretors with over 5 years of excretion) and associated probabilities of post-OPV-cessation outbreaks based on the information available as of late 2005 [ 2].