Sentence examples for outbreak not from inspiring English sources

"We don't want to end up after this outbreak not knowing how best to prevent or treat the next one".

The paper seeks to explain the catastrophic outcome of the outbreak, not only in terms of the underlying (and highly malign) pathology of the disease itself, but also because of an initially inaccurate scientific assessment of the nature of the threat constructed within a small but influential community of forest pathologists and policy officials.

In any scenario, the poor will bear the brunt of this outbreak, not just because they are more likely to catch the virus but because they are more vulnerable to the economic impact of the disease.

Although our observation periods were not long, the evidence suggests that the SARS outbreak not only spurred behavioral change among Taiwanese citizens [32] but also prompted government officials to reform the infectious disease surveillance system [33] as well as policies for hospital management [34] and infection control [35] in Taiwan.

Based on our results, it is conceivable that if siRNA's are applied during an outbreak, not only the severity of clinical signs of affected horses but also the number of affected horses and the magnitude of nasal shedding could be reduced, resulting in an overall reduction of the viral load in the population and improved control of the outbreak.

This factor resulted in the plague outbreak not being immediately recognized.

Regulations are being written now that should help to prevent such outbreaks, not just respond after they are detected.

Our study tested a suppressive, or long term treatment, yet, unlike most clinical studies of ACV, VACV, and FCV, it measured the effect on the duration of outbreaks, not the number of outbreaks.

Identifying superspreaders may be crucial for preventing disease outbreaks, not just in amphibians, but in humans and other animals as well. .

Direct transmission of Nipah virus between humans has been described and transmission from bats to humans was implicated in Nipah virus outbreaks not related to pig farming [12] [14].

Finally, outbreaks not investigated might have influenced resistance data.