Sentence examples for outbreak dynamics from inspiring English sources

For species with irruptive population behavior, dispersal is an important component of outbreak dynamics.

The purpose of this study is to increase the basic understanding of outbreak dynamics in order to improve the management of bark beetle outbreaks.

We investigated in four affected areas the effects of site quality, stand structure and relative tree position on outbreak dynamics during two consecutive years (1999 2000).

In this study, we mapped the distribution and abundance of host species for the spruce budworm (Choristoneura fumiferana) to facilitate landscape scale planning and modeling of outbreak dynamics.

Spatio-temporal dispersal of pest species such as bark beetles plays a key role in their population ecology and outbreak dynamics.

The fact that degree, as a measure of centrality, discards secondary transmission events (the network two steps away from a node does not matter) suggests that only the local surroundings of the units matter in the outbreak dynamics.

In other polio-free countries with no recent polio cases, surveillance similarly may not perform well initially, but the dynamics of the outbreak and response may differ in other situations, leading to different outbreak kinetics and CNCs.

They can also be used to calculate the microbial genotype by using in silico techniques in concert with epidemiological information to identify person-to-person transmission events and outbreak or epidemic dynamics [ 74, 79].

It also shows that immunizing some of these susceptible individuals as well as boosting individuals with waned immunity in this age group provides sufficient added population immunity to poliovirus transmission to significantly influence the outbreak size and dynamics if any importation occurs the following year.

Vaccination behavior is a prime example of a health behavior shaping disease dynamics: outbreaks of vaccine preventable disease are more likely if overall vaccination rates decline [10], or if vaccination refusal is clustered in local communities [11, 12].

The epidemiology of dengue is characterised by irregular epidemic outbreaks and desynchronised dynamics of its four co-circulating virus serotypes.