Sentence examples similar to rates of outbreak from inspiring English sources

Although this association did not extend to the rates of outbreak-associated cases, factors other than whether it was legal to sell nonpasteurized dairy products probably affect the number of cases that occur in an outbreak.

The increased rate of outbreak is typically framed as a failure of the health system.

Since the low false alarm rate of outbreak detection is very important in health surveillance systems, information extraction used in such systems tends to have a high specificity, which generally leads to a failure in detecting a number of outbreak affected locations.

In some small experiments, lysine was found to reduce the duration of an outbreak, and also to reduce the rate of outbreak recurrences.

Thus, the second merit is that ensemble forecasts can be expected to decrease the miss rate of outbreaks because they can reproduce low-probability phenomena.

Overall, the study results show that ensemble forecasts have the following merits: (1) probabilistic forecasts of the outbreak of intense vortices associated with tornadoes are possible; (2) the miss rate of outbreaks should decrease; and (3) environmental factors favoring outbreaks can be obtained by comparing the multiple possible scenarios of the ensemble forecasts.

As discussed elsewhere [14], [15], both the distribution of the serial interval and its mean influence the growth rate of outbreaks.

States where it was legal to sell nonpasteurized dairy products had nearly 6× the rate of outbreaks caused by cheese made from nonpasteurized milk (IDR 5.70, 95% CI 1.71 19.05) and nearly 6× the rate of outbreak-associated illnesses (IDR 5.77, 95% CI 0.59 56.31), although the IDR for outbreak-associated illnesses was not statistically significant.

This is the first study that has estimated the rate of outbreaks and should serve to prompt further studies using methodology specific for the purpose of detecting, measuring and attributing cause to shipboard IGI outbreaks.

The rate of outbreak-associated illnesses caused by nonpasteurized fluid milk was 15% higher in states where it was legal to sell nonpasteurized dairy products, but this result was not statistically significant (IDR 1.15, 95% CI 0.24 5.54).

The high rate of outbreaks among U.S. Navy ships may be explained by younger age (higher risk-taking population), higher risk ports visited by U.S. Navy ships, much longer time at sea, and/or the methods we used to define outbreaks.