Sentence examples for outbreak warning from inspiring English sources

During the last two decades, several conventional and real-time PCR methods (qPCR) for rapid diagnosis of CBPP and early outbreak warning have been developed (Bashirrudin et al. [ 12]; Fitzmaurice et al. [ 13]; Lorenzon et al. [ 14]; Miserez et al. [ 15]; Schnee et al. [ 16]; Vilei and Frey [ 17]).

Both the European Surveillance of Sexually Transmitted Infections (http://www.essti.org) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (http://www.cdc.gov) are working on outbreak warning and response systems to increase the awareness and the direct management of the LGV outbreak (5, 6).

Research has suggested that globally, informal sources provide outbreak warnings faster than traditional governmental reporting mechanisms (6 ).

Clear quantitative definitions of an outbreak are a prerequisite for effective outbreak early warning and response.

Among the pilot activities were: (1) the development of a user-friendly reservoir management decision support tool; (2) the use of climate information for farm level decision making; (3) the development of a climate-based food security early warning system; and (4) a Rift Valley fever outbreak early warning model.

Health: To provide emergency health supplies and establish a disease outbreak early warning system.

Real time surveillance; outbreak; early warning; sensitivity Disease surveillance is based on methodologies to detect outbreaks as soon as possible, given an acceptable false alarm rate.

The primary tags include 1) breaking news (e.g., a newly discovered outbreak); 2) warning (initial concerns of disease emergence, e.g., in a natural disaster area; 3) follow-up (reference to a past outbreak); 4) background/context (information on disease context, e.g., preparedness planning); and 5) not disease-related (information not relating to any disease [2 5 are filtered from display]).

Sir Liam Donaldson, the Chief Medical Officer for England, hit the swine flu panic button last week, warning the outbreak is confronting the NHS with its "biggest challenge in a generation".

The analysis frequency is once per week which can be increased to over 2 times at "warning" and "outbreak".

This year, all 50 states are warning of an outbreak from any of the 30 mosquito species known to carry it.