Sentence examples for reduction in outbreaks from inspiring English sources

In 2005, to much fanfare, Dr. Oxman and his colleagues at 22 research sites reported that the vaccine produced a 51 percent reduction in outbreaks of shingles and a 67 percent reduction in postherpetic neuralgia in patients age 60 and older.

Last year we had 50% reduction in outbreaks - more than 50% reduction [22: MLVA Trust].

The marked reduction in outbreaks associated with ready-to-eat (RTE) meat and poultry mirrored a decrease in the occurrence of L. monocytogenes contamination in RTE meat and poultry, from 1.0%to8.1%1% in the 1990s to 0.3% in 2010 (26 ).

Inclusion of thermal conditions during the preceding winter revealed that a significant reduction in disease outbreaks occurred following especially cold winters (Cold Snap), potentially related to a reduction in pathogen loading.

However, this finding does not imply that we can attribute all transmission reduction in these outbreaks to outside intervention.

Bolkan et al. described a 50%% reduction in major surgeries and 70 % reduction in-patient admissions between May and October 2014 in Sierra Leone, likely owing to closure of health facilities because of the Ebola outbreak [ 16].

The most dramatic changes are the decrease in the number of outbreaks seen in the Northeast and the reduction in numbers of outbreaks and S. Enteritidis associated deaths in hospitals and nursing homes.

One of the most notable features of this decline has been a reduction in the number of outbreaks of S. Enteritidis infection and outbreak-associated deaths occurring in hospitals and nursing homes during the 1990s.

In order to calculate the VoI, or the "value of spatial information" more precisely because (hat {s}(O)) is a spatially explicit variable(Trainor-Guitton et al. 2012), we assess uncertainty reduction in the detection of outbreak sources when extra knowledge about outbreaks is available.

This reduction in the number of outbreaks identified meant that fewer had to be reported to the PCT or SHA.

As previously mentioned, using a weekly series, we find evidence for a reduction in reported number of outbreaks during weeks that contain US and European holidays.