Sentence examples for rapid outbreak from inspiring English sources

Once it gets into the environment it's hard to get rid of and it causes this very rapid outbreak of disease.

The serendipitous pursuit of a rapid outbreak of virulent tuberculosis shows how the disease can be stopped in its tracks, according to a report in tomorrow's New England Journal of Medicine.

The fact that the result indicators R17 "days needed for outbreak control" scored significantly higher for outbreaks with <4 cases (p = 0.04), meaning the more rapid outbreak control may be explained by the highly transmissible nature of the larger outbreaks (measles and varicella) (Tables 1 and S2).

Since A/New Jersey was similar to the 1918 1919 pandemic virus, rapid outbreak assessment and enhanced surveillance were initiated.

In this case, greater infection pressure and greater movement activity, but more rapid outbreak detection, interacts to influence the potential for transmission.

However, because the perceived likelihood of a bioterrorism attack has increased, public health authorities have sought novel approaches for rapid outbreak detection.

They also underlie rapid outbreaks in response to human-induced environmental alterations, such as climate change, habitat manipulation, and global transport.

Fortunately, the newly emerging variant will not likely cause rapid outbreaks in cats or dogs, since FPLV and CPV-2a/2b have been actively circulating in carnivore populations.

Historic rapid lake outbreaks in several countries have triggered catastrophic lahars that resulted in loss of life (O'Shea [1954]; Neumann van Padang [1960]; Umbal and Rodolfo [1996]; Manville [2004]).

The MOL-PCR assay with its visualisation tool (Fig.  1) and coupled with insightful epidemiological data, offers a user-friendly and rapid approach for outbreak investigations.

The public health implication of these findings in the global context is that formal and informal surveillance can complement each other for more rapid and accurate outbreak reporting.