Sentence examples for result of outbreak from inspiring English sources
Ethical approval was not required as all data arose as a result of outbreak investigation, part of the clinical responsibilities of the National Public Health Service for Wales, and anonymised data are presented.
In which case, are not the paradigm shifts that we celebrate as great intellectual breakthroughs merely the result of outbreaks of mob psychology?
By the end of 2006, millions of birds across much of the globe had died or been destroyed as a result of outbreaks of avian influenza (bird flu) caused by the lethal strain of influenza A known as H5N1.
The extraordinary arsenal maintained by some departments which includes body armour, powerful weapons and armoured vehicles—has been highly visible over the last year, a result of outbreaks of unrest in response to police violence.
In recent years in Australia, several babies have died from whooping cough as a result of outbreaks in areas where levels of vaccination are dangerously low.The media was also partly blamed for contributing to another measles epidemic in Swansea, Wales that persisted for eight months, resulting in a total of 1,219 cases and the death of one person.
Epidemiological data on case frequencies due to specific hazards and results of outbreak investigations provide important input to the hazard identification step.
(Ninety-four of those are the result of an outbreak that began at Disneyland in mid-December).
An elderly man died at Concord Hospital earlier in the month as a result of an outbreak in Burwood, one of numerous cases to occur in Sydney this year.
Nigeria has withdrawn its athletes from the Youth Olympics in Nanjing, China, as a result of the outbreak; the games opened on Saturday.
The World Bank has shaved $1.6bn off the combined projected gross domestic product (GDP) of the three worst-affected countries as a result of the outbreak.
One result of the outbreak of new trouble in the Middle East, some administration officials acknowledged today, will be to delay Mr. Bush's promise to make Iraq open up to weapons inspectors.
