Sentence examples for outbreak condition from inspiring English sources

Theoretical results show that the general framework proposed here can illustrate the effect of diverse correlations and immunizations on the outbreak condition in multiplex networks.

In addition, the user can define the initial settings that characterize the initial geographical and temporal conditions, the immunity profile of the population, and other parameters including but not limited to: the definition of an outbreak condition in a given country; the number of stochastic runs to be performed; and the total duration of each simulation.

A process, presented in the form of a flow diagram, has been developed to tailor rodent control programs to specific outbreak conditions.

Under outbreak conditions, Mormon crickets often form large cohesive migratory bands that can contain millions of individuals moving in unison across the landscape.

Under non-outbreak conditions, herbivory positively affects services such as timber production, soil formation, and recreation by stimulating tree growth and enhancing soil productivity, but under outbreak conditions, herbivory negatively affects services by reducing timber yields and the aesthetic value of forests.

The prevention of pest outbreaks is an essential ecosystem service on any farm, and the rapid response of birds to pest outbreak conditions is an indicator of resiliency in the agroecosystem.

We developed a rapid estimation procedure (REP) to quickly, non-destructively and economically assess current density and infestation history of red oak borer in northern red oaks, Quercus rubra L., under outbreak conditions in the Ozark National Forest, Arkansas.

Outbreaks are considered to be under control when Rt <1, implying that outbreak conditions are such that on average disease prevalence will decline.

However, while these comparisons provide a snapshot view of regional variability, they do not take into account the possibility that some of these high values may represent seasonal outbreak conditions at surveyed sites and differences in the amount of reef area surveyed.

This can be carried out by providing only the data and points in time during which human analysts concluded 'manually' that outbreak conditions were present.

In 2005, these models correctly predicted RVF outbreak conditions in the Horn of Africa, Sudan, and Southern Africa for the period 2006 2008.