Sentence examples for outbreak persists from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the threat of a pandemic outbreak persists.

The EWMA also adjusts to multi-day outbreaks and therefore suffers from signal loss if the outbreak persists for multiple days (the results in Table 2 illustrate this effect).

The outbreak persisted for more than 12 months, beginning April 1999, and involved 73 patients.

Cases of emerging infectious diseases, including H5N1 influenza, H7N9 influenza, and Middle East Respiratory Syndrome, have been reported in recent years, and the threat of pandemic outbreaks persists.

Few studies have used direct ecological data to evaluate the transmission risk factors associated with H5N1 affected species, and our study was uniquely suited to infer the role of whooper swans in transmission of H5N1 in eastern Asia, a region where H5N1 is endemic and outbreaks persist in multiple areas including China and the Korean Peninsula.

By setting, data on the duration of outbreaks were right-skewed since some outbreaks persisted for exceptionally long periods.

For example, duck production in Nigeria is concentrated in the central-northern part of the country, one of two sub-national sources Fusaro et al. (2010) identify, where outbreaks persisted more so than elsewhere in the country.

'The world must not forget that the Ebola outbreak still persists in neighboring Sierra Leone and Guinea.'.

"While this milestone is important, the world must not forget that the Ebola outbreak still persists in neighboring Sierra Leone and Guinea," the White House said in a statement congratulating Liberia on reaching the 42-day mark.

But the outbreak has persisted.

Mr. Lane said the outbreak has persisted in Britain, perhaps because snake owners, unaware of the dangers, continue to use mice kept in their freezers.