Sentence examples for representation of outbreak from inspiring English sources

This software, initiated during a hackathon for the analysis of disease outbreaks in R (http://sites.google.com/site/hackoutwiki/), provides object classes implementing a flexible and coherent representation of outbreak data, alongside procedures to manipulate, summarize and visualize these data.

Initial results indicate that this approach can provide an adequate representation of outbreaks for diseases which are predominantly spread by person-to-person contact or temporary local environmental contamination.

OutbreakTools fills this gap by implementing new formal classes allowing for a coherent yet flexible representation of disease outbreak data, alongside a number of functions for manipulating and visualizing that data.

These features are essential to address the main limitation associated with using simulated data for evaluation, which is that the data do not represent real outbreaks and may not provide a good representation of future outbreaks.

It features an aggregated representation of local outbreaks rendered in SD, and at the same time a spatially-explicit simulation of the spread between populations simulated in IBM.

Although this resulted in suboptimal completion of case report forms in some areas, we believe that the results outlined in this study and the conclusions reached are an accurate representation of the cholera outbreak in Papua New Guinea.

Results indicate that ForestSimMPB model representations of MPB outbreaks are more similar than Random model representations to the spatial distribution of MPB-dead trees.

The stochastic nature of the model ensures that simulations provide a representation of the possible range of outbreak scenarios based on existing knowledge about disease transmission.

With this representation every subset of cells is a possible cluster S, or in the context of outbreak detection, a potential outbreak region.

Although we based disease transmission settings on epidemiological knowledge and attempted to test the algorithms over a variety of outbreak scenarios using a locally appropriate spatial structure, the evaluation may be not be an accurate representation of performance for actual hepatitis A outbreaks due to the simplification process involved or the simulation settings used.

Scenario 1: Stimulated by an event in Greece -- a Syriza victory, a dramatic increase in Golden Dawn's representation, or the outbreak of conflict in the streets, or all three -- Germany would adopt a more accommodating position and relax its demands for austerity.