Sentence examples for risk of outbreak from inspiring English sources

These results suggest that attention to the economic structure of the poultry industry, specifically integrator-level groups and business practices, may be critically important in estimating the risk of outbreak in areas dominated by industrial-scale animal production.

To this end, there is significant value in considering the combination of Winter Condition and Cold Snap metrics to estimate the risk of outbreak leading into the summer period (i.e., a Seasonal Outlook).

Control strategies targeted specifically at banning waste hauling services within a radius around an infected farm, as was mandated by the US state of Virginia in 2007 following an LPAI detection, may not significantly reduce the risk of outbreak because of the infrequency of this activity.

However, increased spring temperatures was associated with a decreased risk of outbreak.

Assessment of risk of outbreak was mainly based on case, vector and virus surveillance which is already a part of the routine surveillance activity in many countries (30).

To preempt the growing risk of outbreak of waterborne diseases, the planes will be delivering water, sanitation, and hygiene supplies, such as chlorination material, diarrhea and cholera kits, as well as water bladders, to provide clean and safe water supplies.

That includes the risk of outbreaks of cholera, hepatitis and other waterborne diseases.

Global funding shortfalls have already led to cancelled and scaled-back vaccination campaigns, heightening the risk of outbreaks.

Deferring immunizations increases the risk of outbreaks of disease and undermines years of effort to alert parents to the importance of vaccinating children, the report said.

It is also expanding the risk of outbreaks of diseases such as Lyme disease, West Nile fever and water-borne diseases.

"Since then, catch-up measles vaccination has been offered in all NSW high schools, further reducing the risk of outbreaks occurring in this setting".