Sentence examples for outbreak of more from inspiring English sources

Of course, everyone dreads the outbreak of more violence.

Brotherhood leaders warned they could not restrain the anger of supporters across the country and said they feared the outbreak of more widespread violence in coming weeks as the full scale of the massacre in Cairo sinks in.

Following an outbreak of more than 200 cases of zoonotic cutaneous leishmaniasis (ZCL) during 2004 and 2005 among International Security Assistance Force ISAFF) troops stationed in the Mazar-e Sharif (MeS) airport area, epidemiological investigations indicated the presence of a local high-density ZCL focus.

Ohio also is in the midst of a mumps outbreak of more than 300 cases.

With a measles outbreak of more than 120 cases in the US, ten cases in Quebec linked to an outbreak at Disneyland, and 16 cases in Ontario, parents who decide not to vaccinate their kids are under intense scrutiny.

This is corroborated by another study conducted in early 2014 (our unpublished data) following the 2013 outbreak of more than 22,000 cases, where the seroprevalence among those aged 16 25 years remained low at 16%.

Though successful, the efficacy of vaccines has been compromised by the unpredictable outbreaks of more virulent field strains.

In addition, strengthening IDSR would have the dual benefit of enhancing capacity for early detection of outbreaks of more conventional diseases and perhaps currently unrecognized threats.

27 It is intriguing that our serosurvey presents no obvious surge in seroprevalence rate compared with the NHS study, despite two large outbreaks of more than 14,000 cases in 2005 and more than 7,000 cases in 2007.

The genetically extensive variation with genetic/antigenic diverse strains in the field is regarded as an important reason for vaccination failure and occasional outbreaks of more severe forms of PRRS [ 21, 26].

Since 2003, large outbreaks of more severe CDI-associated disease, with higher relapse rates and increased mortality have been reported in North America and Europe, which have been attributed to strains of C. difficile belonging to ribotype 027 [ 7].