Sentence examples for outbreak in order to from inspiring English sources

For now, they don't have a clue about the virus's origins or why it's suddenly causing an outbreak; in order to speed up the process, they want to share the virus and protocols for detecting it with anyone interested in studying the disease or developing diagnostic tools and vaccines.

The scientific community has been abuzz with word going around about a yet-to-be released study that manipulated mutant viruses from a devastating 2009 Influenza outbreak, in order to create a pandemic strain of the virus that could dodge the human immune system.

Support for fighting the outbreak In order to help save children's lives, UNICEF has rushed support to the country, Africa's smallest nation.

In this study, we assessed the phylogenetic and evolutionary characteristics of the strains involved in this outbreak in order to provide insights into the origins of the outbreak.

We initiated an investigation to identify the etiologic agent and determine the source of the outbreak in order to implement control measures.

Future studies will focus on other historical epidemics, like e.g. the case of the 2002 2003 SARS outbreak, in order to explore which mechanisms, among the ones included in this approach and related to the applied interventions or to individual's self-adaptation, hindered a fully global transmission of the disease.

Some officials may have made things worse by trying to cover up outbreaks in order to protect their country's poultry exports.

Prof Peter Piot, the director of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, who chaired the panel, said: "We need to strengthen core capacities in all countries to detect, report and respond rapidly to small outbreaks, in order to prevent them from becoming large-scale emergencies.

Such occurrences raise the need for quick identification of the viruses responsible for the outbreaks, in order to rapidly identify the entry of viruses that do not belong to the Middle-East BEFV lineage.

We evaluated these movements in relation to habitat type, potential interactions with domestic poultry, and the locations and timing of past H5N1 outbreaks in order to better understand their role in disease transmission.

Here we consider the risk of applying movement restrictions only in localised zones around outbreaks in order to help evaluate how quickly nation-wide restrictions could be lifted after notification.