Sentence examples for outbreak versus from inspiring English sources
(d) The annual mean number of tornadoes per outbreak versus the annual variance of the number of tornadoes per outbreak.
Binary trees were built by recursively partitioning explanatory variables into high and low categories that significantly contributed to the prediction of outbreak versus random locations [42].
In this region, the BHGO UD does not provide probabilities sensitive to predicting outbreak versus non-outbreak locations given the low number of total outbreaks.
Indeed, a PubMed database search returns 1108 papers for "MRSA outbreak" versus 52 for "MSSA outbreak" (January 2014).
The media appear to be much more likely to use some words than others (e.g., "flu" versus "influenza" and "outbreak" versus "pandemic").
Using coherence wavelet spectral analysis we present a comparative study between one terrestrial and one cosmophysical phenomena that presumable influence hurricanes development: African dust outbreaks versus cosmic rays for all North Atlantic tropical cyclones.
Previous works have noted apparent differences in seasonal mortality peaks during Black Death outbreaks versus peaks of bubonic and pneumonic plagues attributed to Y. pestis infection, but have not provided spatiotemporal statistical support.
The percentage of HCWs colonized was also higher in EMRSA-15 outbreaks versus Aus2/3-EMRSA outbreaks (median 3.4% [range 0 5.5%] and 0.81% [0.56 2.2%], respectively; P = 0.013).
Even when all needed information is available, the use of such data may bias the hazard characterization if there are differences in the characteristics of pathogen strains associated with outbreaks versus sporadic cases.
The effective distance implementation (Brockmann and Helbing 2013) does require only the knowledge of outbreak occurrence versus the number of cases.
To determine individual risk factors, multinomial logistic regression [ 31, 32] was conducted treating the serologic result (negative, high-titer, low-titer) as a nominal outcome with the following covariates: age, sex, outbreak year (1995,1999,2000,2004) versus non-outbreak year, and season (August-December versus January-July).
