However, when facing a deadly and severe droplet-spread, epidemic/pandemic-prone outbreak, health authorities must consider procedures with higher effectiveness.
Perhaps all economics journalists are prone to outbreaks of hysteria.
Low-income countries, more prone to outbreaks, are hit the hardest by political and economic sanctions such as travel bans, she added.
"We also advise that people stay away from hospitals, schools and care homes as these environments are particularly prone to outbreaks".
For nearly a year, parts of Indonesia, especially its most populated island, Java, have been prone to outbreaks of mob violence.
To help prevent spread of the disease, it's important that people who believe they are unwell with the virus maintain good hand hygiene and stay away from hospitals, schools and care homes, as these closed environments are particularly prone to outbreaks, which can cause severe disruption".
He's still prone to outbreaks of ill-advised ubiquity from time to time – later this year he'll present something called Prize Island, which sounds like a nightmarish nonstop Day-Glo car crash of the very worst kind – but in Pointless he seems to have found his natural home.
To help prevent spread of the disease, it's important that people who believe they are unwell with the virus maintain good hand hygiene and stay away from hospitals, schools and care homes, as these closed environments are particularly prone to outbreaks which can cause severe disruption".
High-protein plants inhibit locust swarming, which explains why grazed systems are more prone to outbreaks.
Hawaii's tropical environment, which allows dengue-carrying mosquitoes to thrive, makes it especially prone to outbreaks of the virus.
They are also prone to outbreaks of disease which may also lead to a decline in numbers.
