Sentence examples for outbreak questions from inspiring English sources

In science news around the world this week, public health officials in South Wales are trying to contain a measles outbreak; questions are still spinning around the legality of a geoengineering experiment conducted last summer in international waters; a magnitude-6.6 earthquake struck below the surface of Ya'an, China; and more.

Given the extent of the outbreak, questions arose about the timeliness of the GSSND regarding STEC and HUS cases.

But Butler, whose family business was affected by the 2001 foot and mouth outbreak, questioned the claims and said pigs grow more slowly when fed swill.

The near-miss discovery of the fungal meningitis outbreak raises questions about other outbreaks that possibly were not detected.

The recent Fusarium keratitis outbreak raised questions regarding the background rate of Fusarium-related keratitis and other fungal keratitis in this population.

This outbreak raises questions about management of such outbreaks, interprovincial sale and movement of domestic ungulates, and the need for discussion between public health practitioners and the dairy industry on control of this highly infectious organism.

The outbreak in question was kuru.

Jack Carmody claimed the cause of the outbreak in question was more likely due to chickenpox, which at the time was sometimes identified as a mild form of smallpox.

Patients in the outbreak were questioned about clinical and personal aspects.

This finding indicated that this isolate was likely not related to the outbreak in question.

However, the reported lack of change in behaviour to what they would have done before the swine flu outbreak (a question asked only in 2011) is consistent with the lack of change in the public's expectation for antibiotics for respiratory symptoms we found in 2008, 2009 and 2011.