Sentence examples for point of outbreak from inspiring English sources

The rate of identification of new clinical cases from the point of outbreak, where the first case was identified, into Kasane Township and the National Park was calculated as the average time (days) between identification of each new case divided by the distance (kilometers) between cases.

Owing to the unpredictable nature of any new strain of a pandemic virus, many authorities call for continuous revalidation and refinement of any triage model and its scoring systems at the point of outbreak and throughout all of its phases to thereby determine their suitability and discriminating power for use as triage prioritization tools at a multicenter/national level [ 8, 18, 19].

La Repubblica Napoli mentions the speed and extent of the fire without the presence of wind, the identification of at least six points of outbreak, two of them associated with chemical substances, and the proper functioning of the museum's electrical and fire systems.

Areas bordering endemic regions for H. capsulatum are common points of outbreaks of symptomatic histoplasmosis in susceptible persons with H. capsulatum exposure (Gustafson et al. 1981; Schoenberger et al. 1988; Ward et al. 1979).

Although data by reporting date is often and typically scrambled by artificial factors such as health system alertness, public response, and government responsiveness, the Richards model is able to capture the turning points of outbreaks because they are often results of these artificial factors.

At this point, elk from his ranches appear to be the origination point of the outbreak.

Civil rights activist Bayard Rustin put it best when he claimed, "the whole point of the outbreak in Watts was that it marked the first major rebellion of Negroes against their own masochism and was carried on with the express purpose of asserting that they would no longer quietly submit to the deprivation of slum life".

However, studies conducted during the peak point of the outbreak also have shown the negative attitude of the students with low self risk perception [ 3].

The basic premise of the Richards model is that the daily incidence curve consists of a single peak of high incidence, resulting in an S-shaped epidemic curve and a single turning point of the outbreak.

At the time point of retrieval the Outbreak Database comprised 222 articles in which HCW were filed as the outbreak's source.

From a practical and logistical viewpoint of managing large numbers of patients during a pandemic outbreak, point-of-care lung ultrasonographic evaluation can be performed more rapidly, efficiently, and cheaply than chest X-ray.