Sentence examples for previously reported outbreak from inspiring English sources
The attack rate in this outbreak was 38% amongst club members, slightly lower than a previously reported outbreak of Salmonella at a world rowing tournament which affected up to 60% of some teams, preventing participation of those affected [22].
As she was leaving, one fact stuck in her mind: There had been only one previously reported outbreak of primary pneumonic tularemia in the U.S. It was on Martha's Vineyard, in 1978.
We applied five previously reported outbreak detection algorithms to Ross River virus (RRV) disease data (1991-2007) for the four local government areas (LGAs) of Brisbane, Emerald, Redland and Townsville in Queensland, Australia.
The largest previously reported outbreaks occurred in Japan in the ninteen‐fifties among the families of fishermen who consumed a great deal of mercury‐contaminated fish.
As HuffPost has previously reported, outbreaks of the worst kinds of pathogens ― ones with the highest mortality rates and limited countermeasures ― are on the uptick due to population increases, more global travel, and changing migratory and environmental patterns that result in encroachment upon animal and other populations.
The only previously reported outbreaks of Nipah virus occurred in Malaysia and Singapore from September 1998 to May 1999.
More than 200 locations in Yakutia have previously reported outbreaks of anthrax among people.
In addition, after previously reported outbreaks from the 1980s, substantial development has taken place in the treatment of severely ill patients.
Previously reported outbreaks of enteroviral meningitis have demonstrated a predominance of males in childhood cases (10 – 12 ), and our study's findings were consistent with this.
The countrywide spread, number of hospitalizations, severity of the disease, and high death rate contrast with previously reported outbreaks in Israel.
Implementation of these types of infection control procedures has limited nosocomial spread in previously reported outbreaks (18, 20, 22), which is the goal of our current policy, in addition to controlling the continuing reservoir of this organism.
