Sentence examples for set of outbreaks from inspiring English sources

There were a total of 330 individual premises that were included in the set of outbreaks that resulted in onward spread (~80% of population for which movement data were available).

This is essentially a portfolio problem (Convertino and Valverde 2013) in which a large set of outbreak source alternatives exist and the whole set is evaluated considering average risk and variance, where in this case the "risk" is related to the inability to predict the correct outbreak patterns in space and time.

Here, "outbreak data" is defined as the above-described collection of data originating from a set of outbreak cases.

And I think having the government shut down — particularly during a bad flu season, in a setting of outbreaks — could very well cost American lives.

The performance of influenza laboratory diagnostics in young adults and in the setting of outbreaks during mass gatherings has not been well studied.

"This is particularly important in the setting of outbreaks and other public health emergencies, where we might work round the clock to determine the cause".

Additional studies on well-defined sets of outbreaks will be needed to define levels of variation among epidemiologically related and unrelated isolates.

The objective of this survey was to capture information on the structure of outbreak surveillance in each country (including sources of data and definitions employed) and to gain estimates of the frequency of outbreaks, as well as to compare the setting of outbreaks, the importance of foodborne transmission, and the use of characterization techniques.

For each frequency range, four sets of outbreak specifications were generated where the rectangle sizes were limited to a maximum of 10, 40, 60, and 100 cells.

Many such studies are conducted in the setting of outbreak investigations, resulting in small sample sizes and limited statistical power to adjust for multiple covariates.

In Brazil the average incidence rate of dengue cases during outbreaks was 538 per 100 000 population, clearly in excess of the 300-threshold (detailed analysis of a set of dengue outbreaks to be published by the Brazilian partner).