Sentence examples for outbreak corresponded from inspiring English sources

One outbreak corresponded to ST2 (Rotterdam 1982), whereas two fell in CC1: Venlo 1986 (ST1) and Leiden 2003 (ST2003

Analysis of infection cases revealed that the outbreak corresponded to the emergence of catheter-related infections and was probably related to the relaxation in infection control practices in a context of high colonization pressure.

Consequently, all of the isolates tested near the start of the outbreak corresponded to a single PFGE type [ 9], and the clade's r/m was 0.18, falling to 0.024 when recombinations within MGEs were excluded.

The wide age distribution documented in this outbreak corresponds to a setting with good coverage and adequate vaccine effectiveness but insufficient to achieve elimination (18 ).

An alarm sounding on the first outbreak day corresponded to a lag of zero.

The emergence and spread of the G9 "outbreak" strain corresponded with several deduced amino acid changes in viral proteins VP8, VP7, and NSP4 compared with nonoutbreak strains from Melbourne, Sydney, Perth, and Alice Springs.

§One signal outbreak may correspond to multiple reported outbreaks if different outbreaks occur in the same municipality during the same period.

Furthermore, 1 signal outbreak could correspond with different reported outbreaks when these occurred in the same local area and during the same period.

We rooted our tree of species Zaire ebolavirus to the clade of the earliest recorded outbreak, which corresponds to the 1976 outbreaks (Fig. 4).

As with the 2003 simulations, lengthening the unmitigated phase of the 2008/2009-like epidemic approximately doubled case numbers but did not prolong the overall duration of the outbreak, which corresponds with previously published estimates by Vasquez-Prokopec et al. [ 46].

In the case reported here, the sequences recovered from the outbreak patients correspond to different inoculums from a viral population that had been evolving continuously under the pressure of the immune system of the source for about 10 years, the time since the infection of the anesthetist from an unknown source until the detection of the outbreak and the cessation of his professional activity.