Sentence examples for outbreaks present from inspiring English sources

But if such early outbreaks present scientific hints about the origin of SARS, they also provide painful political lessons in how a disease that has spread worldwide could have been prevented.

Efforts will continue to validate links between the highest possible proportion of available influenza virus sequences with outbreaks present in the EMPRES-i disease event component and with active surveillance events described in reports and scientific papers.

Thus the training set used in the present study would be useful for detecting anthrax, other bioterrorism events, or large influenza outbreaks due to changing viral strains, but not for reliably detecting yearly average influenza outbreaks present in the data.

The median incidence (1.1 cases per hundred sheep per year) in the 30 outbreaks presented in this paper is higher than a published estimate for all flocks in the UK which report scrapie (median 0.62; [21]).

Inside the Outbreaks presents a dizzying array of stories from a cross section of EIS officers.

We visualized genotype frequency distributions as profiles for the observed categories of outbreaks and sorted them for their relevance in UN outbreaks, presented with different scales allowing for proportional comparison.

For each model, we selected all HPAI H5N1 outbreak present pixels in addition to nine randomly selected negative pixels, and bootstrapped this operation 250 times so that the obtained model parameters and performance metrics would not depend on a particular set of negatives.

But the UC Irvine outbreak presented scientists with an opportunity to change that — by turning the leafy grounds into a giant outdoor research lab.

The current outbreak presents the first opportunity to directly observe this process.

The predominant clone type-29 in this outbreak presented a normal qnrB, OqxB, aac(6' Ib in combination with SHV-1.

The 2007 equine influenza outbreak presents a unique opportunity to test a cognitive health behaviour theory empirically in relation to an animal disease outbreak setting.