Sentence examples for predominant outbreak from inspiring English sources

Recently, increased detection of GII.17 as the predominant outbreak strain in China has been reported (9 ).

Multilocus variable-number tandem-repeat analysis genotyping has indicated that C. burnetii genotypes in dairy cattle herds and dairy consumer products (30, 31 ), except for 1 placenta sample, are clearly distinct from the predominant outbreak genotype found at Dutch small ruminant dairy farms in 2007 2009 (32007 2009

In conclusion, GII.4 Sydney has rapidly emerged to become the predominant outbreak strain in the United States; however, timely outbreak surveillance data collected through NORS and CaliciNet and syndromic emergency department data did not indicate that GII.4 Sydney caused a substantial increase in NoV activity during the 2010 13 season compared with the previous 2 seasons.

Increased awareness of MRSA amongst HCWs and improved infection control team EMRSA outbreak management over the decade should have reduced HCW colonization in the later stages of the study when EMRSA-15 became the predominant outbreak strain, nonetheless our HCW colonization rates remained higher during EMRSA-15 outbreaks.

Two-enzyme PFGE analyses with SfiI and NotI identified a predominant Haiti outbreak pattern combination, KZGS12.0088/KZGN11.0092, in 123 (82.6%) of 149 isolates tested (Table 3).

Norovirus (NoV) GII.4 has been identified as predominant in outbreaks in the long-term health-care facilities.

GII.4 Sydney has become the predominant US NoV outbreak strain during the 2012 13 season, but its emergence did not cause outbreak activity to substantially increase from that of previous seasons.

Among older adults NoV GII.4 is the most predominant genotype in outbreak, inpatient, LTCFs and community settings, potentially due to a combination of novel GII.4 mutations that emerge (such as the insertion of an amino acid in recent GII.4 strains) and limited immune response among older adults due to immunosenescence [ 35, 38, 66, 90, 97].

Although long-term care facilities are the predominant setting for outbreaks in the United States (>60% of all norovirus outbreaks), less than 5% of reported outbreaks are in acute care hospital settings [ 42].

Twenty-four of the 27 outbreaks involved primarily US-born patients; substance abuse was another predominant feature of outbreaks.

This is in contrast to enterohemorrhagic E. coli and enteropathogenic E. coli, for which the best documented lineages are also the predominant causes of outbreaks [65].