Sentence examples for peak of cases from inspiring English sources

The time distribution of deaths is similar, with deaths in the first wave peaking two to three weeks after the peak of cases.

Pilgrims were affected first (all cases in pilgrims were reported in the 4 weeks after the Hajj): the peak of cases occurred in week 13, household contacts cases peaked in week 14, out-of-household contact cases peaked in week 16, and cases with unknown or no identified contact with a pilgrim peaked in week 19.

If the average incubation period for the disease were 10 years or less, Britain might already be at or close to the peak of cases of nvCJD: the disease in humans would remain extremely rare.

Considering the epidemic starting some time before the peak of cases, the urban health district of Maroua is detected as outbreak source.

An analysis of monthly proportionate morbidity identified a peak of cases in March, April, and May.

Before 2000, one large peak of cases was observed in children and few cases were observed for adults.

This might result in a peak of case ascertainment, causing a temporal overestimated steep increase in prevalence.

Peaks of cases in the 1980s and 1990s coincided with the epidemic in serovar Enteritidis PT4 cases linked to poultry and eggs.

Whether AHFV has similar features is unknown, but if so this finding could account for 2 peaks of cases during the year (8 cases from March to June, 3 cases from September to October).

During the study period, no case was reported before September and after December and peaks of cases occurrences were all in October, followed by a sharp drop in case numbers.

The three peaks of cases correspond to 1) second-generation patients, exposed to the index patient A (peak April 12 14), with a mean incubation period of 5.7 days; 2) third-generation patients (peak April 22 26); and 3) fourth-generation patients, peak May 4, all of whom had contact with patient I. Cases clearly clustered in the hospital and within household members.