Sentence examples for outbreak phenomenon from inspiring English sources

A quantitative assessment of the outbreak hazard for an area representing an idealized city in southern Ontario was carried out and the results are compared with those obtained by ignoring the outbreak phenomenon.

These include: 1) measures of adverse events following immunizations (AEFI) following pH1N1 vaccine receipt, 2) expansion and improvements of ILI and SARI surveillance, and 3) investigation of seasonal influenza as an outbreak phenomenon.

Studies have linked toxic outbreaks to this phenomenon, but only when people ate locally harvested shellfish.

In early 2008 an outbreak of those phenomena commenced at the palatial former ministry estate of Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker, recently bought up and restored by prominent Third Wave author and leader Rick Joyner's Morningstar Ministries.

In RA patients, this might well happen 10 years before disease outbreak because autoimmune phenomena are present in the presymptomatic phase of the disease [ 34].

We here report that the northern expansion of Z. maha was accompanied by an extraordinary phenomenon: the outbreak of color-pattern modifications.

As you read on, you realise you're witnessing that rarest of phenomena: an outbreak of common sense among fashionistas.

Anti microbial resistance emerging in response to the selective pressure exerted by antibiotics is also a clinical phenomenon, with outbreaks of antibiotic-resistant Pseudomonas aeuroginosa and Acinetobacter baumanii-calcoaceticus occurring in ICUs, where a huge antimicrobial pressure is present [ 9- 11].

These two types of data have their pros and cons - with high precision data could perhaps identify singular infection events, on the other hand, an epidemic outbreak is a large-scale phenomenon that is affected by the large-scale contact structure that at present can only be studied by patient referral data.

Also, we hypothesize that BPH functions as a metapopulation and, as such, periodic outbreaks could be a natural phenomenon requiring resupply of planthoppers into vacant areas to ensure genetic linkage among subpopulations.

For communicable disease surveillance, the directive requires member states to provide information to the EU on the progression of an outbreak and about any unusual phenomena and outbreaks of unknown origin.