Sentence examples for patterns of outbreak from inspiring English sources

We compared the phenotypic responses to parental density conditions of locusts from two naturally-occurring, closely-related populations of L. migratoria with contrasting historical patterns of outbreak events, namely a frequently outbreaking population from Madagascar and a non-outbreaking population from France.

The two populations are characterized by contrasting historical patterns of outbreak events.

Consequently, the village locations were chosen as the best way to analyze the spatio-temporal patterns of outbreak dynamic over five consecutive years to study the temporal dynamics in space and time.

The resultant maps allow comparisons between future risk and risk levels experienced to date, in addition to highlighting the regional differences and expected changes in seasonal patterns of outbreaks.

We used exploratory spatial statistical techniques to examine the patterns of outbreaks.

Regional differences were seen regarding the dominant causative species for infection and the geographic and temporal patterns of outbreaks.

Although the geographic distribution of Aedes aegypti is widespread throughout urban settings of northern Queensland, there are distinct differences in transmission levels and temporal patterns of outbreaks between geographic locations, as highlighted by Townsville and Cairns.

The heat maps in Figure 7 compare the observed patterns of outbreaks during the 2008 South Korean AI epidemic to simulation results for the spatiotemporal dispersal of the AI epidemic for different containment scenarios.

While several spatial studies have examined spatial and spatio-temporal patterns of outbreaks from the national (livestock surveillance data) [ 19, 20], regional (multiple farm epizootic) [ 21] and local (locations of carcasses over several years) [ 5] scale, fewer studies have examined spatio-temporal outbreak dynamics at the level of the individual carcass within a single outbreak [ 13].

As has been shown, the consistent pattern of outbreak movements is the reverse; that outbreak waves travel broadly from east to west in northern Fennoscandia (1, 3, 10).

Further investigation of wild birds and H5N1 transmission within the Central Asian Flyway will increase our understanding of how wild birds may contribute to virus circulation and the unique pattern of outbreaks in this remote region.