Sentence examples for outbreak range from inspiring English sources

Ebola is much harder to catch: estimates of R0 in different parts of the outbreak range from 1.5 to 2.2.

For a disease like Ebola, much harder to catch, it is lower: estimates of Rο in different parts of the outbreak range from 1.5 to 2.2.

The log ratios were lowest in healthy farmed salmon (log ratio range, −0.23 to 3.89; n = 10), higher in salmon collected in the early phase of an HSMI outbreak (range, 4.34 to 7.66; n = 10), and highest in salmon obtained at the peak of an HSMI outbreak (range, 8.52 to 11.90; n = 10).

A total of 2756 people were affected, 816 in closed institutions (29.6 %, mean of 30.22 people per outbreak; range 2 91) and 1,940 persons in community outbreaks (70.4 %, mean of 26.22 people per outbreak; range 3 191).

We identified 329 botulism events: 154 outbreaks involving 531 persons (median 3 persons per outbreak; range 2 83) and 175 sporadic cases.

The 16 ETEC outbreaks had a median of 41 ill persons per outbreak (range 5−916), for a total of 2,865 patients.

Estimates of the case fatality rate for the outbreak ranged from about 50 to 70 percent.

Estimates of the number of S. Oranienburg cells per gram in this outbreak ranged from 1.1 2.8.

The fatality rate of the Ebola outbreak ranged from 36 to 74% (66).

Applying these epidemiologic burden of illness estimates to the average cost per case by severity, total medical costs and productivity losses for the Milwaukee outbreak ranged from $75 to $118 million.

As the TMRCA estimated for that outbreak ranged 1998.6~1998.9, the above hypothesis suggests that the virus had been circulating for approximately a year before it was sampled.