Sentence examples for recurring outbreaks from inspiring English sources

Recurring outbreaks of EV71 have been reported in several countries.

Adult pigs that recuperate typically build immunity to the virus, making recurring outbreaks rare.

As recently as August, the Food and Drug Administration announced the development of the Lettuce Safety Initiative, "as a response to the recurring outbreaks" of E. coli O157 H7, a strain associated with fresh and cut lettuce.

Researchers have offered various explanations for the recurring outbreaks, including temperature shifts and the changing ecology of local water bodies, but they haven't had enough evidence to nail down the cause.

Estimates based on English records suggest that by the end of the Middle Ages, the Black Death and subsequent recurring outbreaks of the plague, may have caused the population of Scotland to fall as low as half a million people.

Thailand and Vietnam, just south of China, showed significant phylogenetic clustering, suggesting newly invasive H5N1 strains have been repeatedly filtered out at their northern borders even as both countries suffered recurring outbreaks of endemic strains.

Our results suggest that the DENV-1 evolution in recurring outbreak in Malaysia is likely to be a stochastic phenomenon, possibly driven by both negative selection and genetic drift [ 6, 24, 25, 52].

And mountain gorillas are still susceptible to environmental disasters and disease epidemics, including recurring Ebola outbreaks.

It was a similar story – albeit on a smaller scale – when it came to the current yellow fever epidemic in Angola, the heavy restrictions placed by some countries on humanitarian access, and the "continuing lack of effective mobilisation" in the face of recurring disease outbreaks in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

JE appeared as recurring encephalitis outbreaks in the summer season.

Recurring dengue outbreaks occur in cyclical pattern in most endemic countries.