Sentence examples for outbreak the research from inspiring English sources

To understand the outbreaks and identify contacts involved in managing each outbreak, the research team reviewed the medical literature through PubMed and also searched Google to identify names of outbreak management officials.

"This important work has been a direct result of the additional funding that was provided as a result of the 2001 outbreak to research this highly contagious disease".

Due to the high genetic similarity to the 1997 1998 outbreak in East Africa, research has posited that the virus was introduced to the Arabian Peninsula during the previous epidemic and had been circulating at low levels until favorable conditions facilitated its amplification and the emergence of sustained transmission cycles.

"The research activities during the outbreak yielded very little," says Stephan Becker, a virologist at the University of Marburg in Germany.

The failure to conduct that type of test led to the conflicting conclusions of the research into the German outbreak, said Michael Osterholm, director of the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy at the University of Minnesota.

Since the SARS outbreak research into risk perception of infectious diseases has gained interest.

Motivation for service: While working as a medical technologist in an Atlanta hospital, Brammer frequently heard about the training programs, outbreak investigations and research that the CDC performed and hoped one day to join the agency and perform a job that would have a larger impact on overall public health.

The Four Corners outbreak instigated intensive research into how fluctuations of rodent populations precipitate outbreaks of human disease.

To meet the demand for pandemic influenza preparedness and surge capacity following a newly identified pandemic influenza outbreak, our research group has developed a non-infectious influenza virus-like particle (VLP) platform for emerging isolates with pandemic potential [14].

4. Imagine that they are living during the times of the outbreaks of the epidemics researched in class and write diary entries discussing how the epidemic is affecting their lives and their countries.

The United States, with such stellar institutions as the Centers for Disease Control, is the world's leader in surveillance and outbreak research, and should be at the forefront of establishing a new global health agreement.