Sentence examples for outbreak impact from inspiring English sources

The Herpes Outbreak Impact Questionnaire (HOIQ) and the Herpes Symptom Checklist (HSC) were designed to be acceptable to clinical professionals and to reflect patients' experience.

All sentinel centers were located in urban areas where population density was higher and where outbreak impact should be very dramatic.

Cholera outbreaks impact negatively on both domestic and international demand for tourism industry services of affected countries.

In the 1970s, mutations in the capsid protein of the virus altered the recognition of the host transferrin receptor and caused the virus to be infective and highly virulent in canines, leading to epidemic outbreaks impacting wolves, coyotes and domesticated dogs (Parrish and Kawaoka 2005).

The aims of this study were to evaluate pig producers' perceptions about the virus and the outbreak financial impact and influence on on-farm biosecurity practices.

Working with Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Haitian government, we have mitigated the cholera outbreak's impact and reduced the fatality rate to below the international standard of 1percentt.

In conclusion, this study demonstrates that if the whole hospital is shut down during an infectious disease outbreak, the impact is much longer than other studies have shown.

This raises questions about their capacity to have taken time off work during the 2009 Victorian influenza outbreak, the impact on household finances if they did, and their ability to facilitate full compliance with the quarantine restrictions imposed on their children.

Zoonotic disease outbreaks also impact the demand side through reduction in consumption expenditures on livestock products due to perceived food safety concerns or trade restrictions.

Metagenomic studies can additionally facilitate monitoring of airborne microorganisms through identifying pathogenic microbes and their distribution patterns and involvement in disease outbreaks that impact plant, animal, and human health.

Despite Noroviruses (NV, previously "Norwalk-like viruses") being a leading cause of acute gastroenteritis outbreaks, the impact of NV infection is at present unknown and little information is available about strains circulating in Italy.