Sentence examples for outbreak interest from inspiring English sources

The survey contained 35 questions, and was divided into five domains: 1. Perceptions, in which we assessed perceived severity of a Salmonella infection and the 2012 outbreak, interest in health information, and perceived health.

This is one more example of a recent outbreak of interest in Erickson, which includes a forthcoming biography, an official Roky guitar (a Gibson with a psychedelic design) and a two-CD anthology entitled I Have Always Been Here Before.

Like other detection methods, the training data must be free of an outbreak of interest in order for the specificity estimates to be accurate.

The present study offers the promising conclusion that the expectation-variance model has good comparative sensitivity for a limited number of artificial outbreaks, but more detailed study in the context of outbreaks of interest would be necessary to conclude that the model is preferable to previous models for real-world surveillance.

Yet when run at a rate of one alert per 100 days, none of the algorithms we tested detected these types of signals reliably, suggesting that users run a high risk of missing outbreaks of interest across a wide range of scenarios.

A large-scale simulation study found that the algorithms tested did not reliably detect outbreaks of interest across a wide range of scenarios at low alert rates [ 25], and a similar decline in algorithm performance at low false alarm rates, particularly among the EARS algorithms, was observed in this study.

The outbreak piqued the interest of law enforcement authorities, including the Nevada attorney general, who are investigating possible fraud connected to the clinic.

The synthetic patients who are infected with the outbreak disease of interest will be called victims.

In 1993, a multistate outbreak generated international interest in this disease, popularized by the name "hamburger disease".

MVK is infectious disease epidemiologist with a special interest outbreak investigations, and whose research interests include avian influenza, pandemic influenza and FHF.

This paper describes a novel methodology for generating complete synthetic EMRs both for an outbreak illness of interest (tularemia) and for background records.