Sentence examples for provincial outbreak from inspiring English sources

The 1996 variants were found in 4 of the 9 health regions in Alberta, the 2002 variant in 7 regions, the 2004 variant in 8 regions and an outbreak in Nunavut, the 2006a variant in 6 regions as well as a provincial outbreak and an outbreak in Yukon, and the 2006b variant in all 9 health regions in Alberta and an outbreak in the Northwest Territory.

The KCDC carries out control for multi-provincial outbreaks and assesses disease trends for monitoring and planned government action.

In preparation of a new outbreak, provincial and local task forces have been implemented to provide recommendations in collaboration with the newly created Public Health Agency of Canada.

"In order to better address TADs across the Viet Nam – Lao PDR border, it is necessary to continue to facilitate safer trade and a closer collaboration among government counterparts by building networks of animal health personnel at national and provincial level for outbreak response and communication.

According to official Guangdong provincial statistics, the current outbreak of pneumonia has killed six people and sickened 300.

The China CDC and Fujian Provincial CDC initiated an outbreak investigation to assess possible transmission of influenza A(H1N1 pdm09 virus on those flights and better understand risks for influenza spread in confined settings.

Although the disease is endemic in only one provincial department, when regional outbreaks occur the losses in maize production are very significant.

The setting is provincial France shortly before the outbreak of the first world war.

When a botulism outbreak hit this provincial park on Lake Erie in early September, it closed the beach.

A member of the provincial congress (1775 76) at the outbreak of the Revolution, he sided with the patriot cause and took command (March 1776) of a fort he had built of sand and palmetto logs on Sullivan's Island off Charleston.

Our hypothesis if proven to work at a provincial level with poorly controlled outbreaks, can be adapted to smaller size districts without excess poultry deaths but virologically positive asymptomatic waterfowls.