Sentence examples for outbreaks disappear from inspiring English sources
Because of continuous prophylaxis, not only did large outbreaks disappear, but also the percentage of departments without any patient infection increased.
The feed-related S. Infantis genotype from the 1995 outbreak had disappeared by 1999, at the time when the incidence of bovine salmonella, and S. Infantis in particular, strongly decreased.
The 8% mark is the point at which a community's "herd immunity" from a disease begins to disappear, allowing outbreaks to occur. .
Toward the end of the fourteenth century, the epidemic had abated but not disappeared; outbreaks of pneumonic and septicemic plague occurred in different cities during the next 350 years (8 ).
Emergency workers in the capital, N'Djamena, however, believe that the first outbreak never really disappeared.
After a brief outbreak in 1997, the disease seemed to disappear.
While models may have predicted a complete disappearance of habitat for B. anthracis in certain regions, anthrax outbreaks may simply become increasingly sporadic, but not disappear altogether in these regions as the A2 and B2 climate change scenarios suggested.
Anecdotal evidence suggests that during times of severe outbreaks some susceptible species disappeared from fish markets altogether.
The threat of diphtheria, even in countries with good coverage in childhood immunization programs by vaccination, has not disappeared and outbreaks in many European countries have revealed a phenomenon of decreasing immunity to diphtheria among adults [ 6].
Between 1985 and 1986, an outbreak of chytridiomycosis is believed to have caused T. eungellensis to all but disappear from the park.
