Sentence examples for outbreak providing from inspiring English sources

The two main agencies currently handling the Ebola outbreak, providing both clinical and epidemiologic technical support, are MSF (Doctors without Borders) and the WHO.

InterAction members are responding to the unprecedented Ebola outbreak, providing clinical care, logistical support and community outreach (see a bigger snapshot of involved members).

UNICEF has been responding since the beginning of the outbreak, providing much needed supplies, deploying social mobilizers to educate communities, providing water and sanitation, supporting orphans and other affected children and ensuring that all girls and boys could continue their education.

The threat of urban anarchy raises the level of suspense, and although its outbreak provides some of the film's most vivid and troubling scenes, the explosion produces a dramatic stalemate.

Consumer groups and food safety advocates in Congress also hope the salmonella outbreak provides momentum to a comprehensive food safety bill that has already passed the House but remains stalled in the Senate.

Whilst the UK 2001 FMD (foot-and-mouth disease) outbreak provides an extremely rich source of spatio-temporal epidemic data, it is not clear how the models and parameters from the UK can be translated to other scenarios.

They've allowed the American Red Cross to help build or operate eight hospitals and clinics, help stem a deadly cholera outbreak, provide job training, small business loans, clean water and sanitation and move 132,000 people out of tarps and tents into homes.

The 2007 AHC outbreak provided the perfect opportunity for Taipei health authorities to test the effectiveness of the newly renovated system.

This outbreak provided an opportunity to test the hypothesis that simultaneous measures of M. tuberculosis-specific IFN-γ and IL-2 secretion may improve identification of individuals with the highest risk of recent infection with M. tuberculosis.

The glaring discrepancy between the amount of inferred evolutionary time (Figure 1A) and amount of sequence evolution (Figure 1B) leading to the 1977 outbreak provides evidence supporting this conclusion.

The statistics used to define the threshold for WS outbreak provide a starting point for the development of thresholds for other diseases and/or locations, although data on the onset and development of a disease in each location would still be required.