Sentence examples for outbreak stemming from from inspiring English sources

From our experience at KAMC in Riyadh, a 1000 bed hospital, we have identified for the first time carbapenem-resistant Klebsiella pneumoniae which led to an outbreak stemming from the adult ICU [ 46].

Here the application of 1-2 weeks of school closure contained an outbreak stemming from a small number of early imported cases, and consequentially the progress of the pandemic was delayed by approximately 6 weeks [ 34].

Regional experts believe the current outbreak stems from improvements in water quality and new irrigation channels, which created a new habitat.

Our data suggest that the Sierra Leone outbreak stemmed from the introduction of two genetically distinct viruses from Guinea around the same time.

South Korea's MERS outbreak stemmed from a single Korean man who carried the virus home after a trip to the Middle East.

While Salmonella is among the longest-known and most common foodborne pathogens, the Salmonellosis outbreaks stemming from the growing global exchange have revealed areas in which current knowledge is limited or outdated.

In Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau, most human plague outbreaks stemmed from contact with infected marmots.

A measles outbreak at Disneyland, stemming from an unvaccinated young woman dubbed patient zero, has shone a light on such dichotomies.

In an April 1998 report, the Institute of Food Science and Technology, an international scientific body based in London, listed at least 19 outbreaks of disease stemming from cheese from 1983 to 1997, excluding individual cases.

Previous studies have suggested that the Ebola outbreaks have stemmed from multiple, independent introductions of the virus, which had remained dormant in certain places.

Since the start of this year, more than 150 measles cases have been reported in 17 states, most stemming from an outbreak in December at California's Disneyland.