Sentence examples for problem of outbreak from inspiring English sources

In some cases, the problem of outbreak detection is logistically straightforward and mathematically easy: a single case of a disease of great concern can constitute an outbreak.

For some diseases of greatest concern, the problem of outbreak detection is mathematically easy: a single case can constitute an outbreak (for example, smallpox), and for diseases for which this is the case, our efforts are geared towards early biological detection and identification of the single case, rather than mathematically or statistically identifying an impending epidemic.

Classic whole-virus inactivated vaccines against FMD have been successful in controlling the disease, but have met with the problem of outbreaks associated either with incomplete inactivation of the virus during vaccine manufacturing or with escape of virus from vaccine production factories [30].

In addition to such considerations, (Pinto et al. 2012)'s approach considered the problem of surveillance and outbreak source detection as coupled problems.

We hope that this article provides readers with several tools to overcome this problem and maximize the effect of outbreak investigations on public health.

Although existent mathematical models describe RSV outbreaks, the prediction of outbreak start dates remains an unsolved problem [ 1, 3, 4, 12].

Healthcare at Yarl's Wood has long been a problem, with outbreaks of vomiting bugs and chickenpox common.

A pressing issue related to animal waste management and presence of large populations of livestock in close proximity to high density human habitats is the problem of zoonotics: there are frequent outbreaks of these diseases in crowded human urban environments.

It also reports "several weaknesses in procedures at the restaurant" including a delayed response to the outbreak and the problem of staff who had been affected by the illness continuing to work.

The Marxist doctrine, however, gave no clear guidance about the interim period before the millennium is reached; and the international solidarity of the proletariat proved a myth when war broke out in 1914, facing the European Social Democratic parties with the problem of adopting an attitude to the outbreak of the war.

First up, Maurice Obstfeld and Kenneth Rogoff (who have been on the global imbalances beat for some time now) offer support (PDF) for the position I staked out last week that imbalances were not solely at fault but were a key contributor to the problem:Until the outbreak of financial crisis in August 2007, the mid-2000s was a period of strong economic performance throughout the world.