In the early phases of the outbreak, geographical variation was, as expected, found in other study regions [ 17, 18].
It is important to understand variability among these fungi, which has also been investigated in recent publications, to determine genotype distributions among populations, monitor outbreaks, assess variations in virulence and predict disease progression [ 18, 43, 44].
An alert unrelated to the presence of a simulated outbreak, due to variation in the baseline syndrome counts, will occur roughly once every hundred days.
A careful analysis of the 2009 H1N1 outbreak finds extensive variation across the United States in expressed rationales, decision triggers, and decision-making authority for school closures.
Specificity for distinguishing any type of outbreak from random variations in illness trends may be low if statistical detection thresholds are reduced to enhance sensitivity and timeliness.
Due to country variation in outbreak definitions it was impossible to compare a number of variables, including the duration of a dengue outbreak, total number of cases, cases during the worst week, and geographical distribution.
Most of the variation in outbreak intensity, as measured by defoliation intensity, was accounted for by variables pertaining to tree size, indicating a preference for more mature trees.
We investigate whether flock-level, PrP-based risk factors can be identified which account for the wide variation in outbreak sizes seen across the flocks, or whether the variation is better attributed to stochasticity in disease dynamics.
I first calculate the change in the ORIT between two consecutive days for several instances during the 2003 RMI measles outbreak and find significant variation in this slope among the tested instances.
There is wide variation in outbreak reporting practices among FDOSS users.
