Sentence examples for spread of cases from inspiring English sources

By contrast, it said, the Liberian authorities were transparent about the spread of cases from the outset.

The W.H.O. has been questioned sharply for weeks as to why it would not go to Phase 6 even though the spread of cases, first in Britain and Spain, then in Japan, Australia and Chile, seemed to meet its pandemic definition: the sustained community spread of a novel virus in two different W.H.O.

Figure 1: broad and roughly even spread of cases and variables.

There is a roughly even spread of cases, though similar inferences could be made as illustrated in Fig. 1 Fig. 9 Scree plot showing eigenvalues of the decomposition of the 8-dimensional partitioned dataset for the common characteristics.

This was conducted in such a manner as to maintain the underlying distribution of the real TB cases and not bias the spread of cases around any particular region.

There were no cases of WHO type I. Table 5 shows the spread of cases between the stages of NPC.

With the spread of case law in such conditional formulation, it was eventually discovered that formulation as generalized propositions or prohibitions was a simpler and more logical means of setting up a coherent code of laws than the case-law formulation (e.g., in the Hebrew Decalogue).

As a result, he said, "there has been a real slowdown in the spread of new cases.

"The death of this patient in NHS Forth Valley indicates further geographical spread of the cases, meaning that heroin users all across Scotland need to be aware of the risks of a potentially contaminated supply," he said.

"I don't know exactly what their plans are," he said, adding that he hoped they would track the severity and spread of flu cases over time, as his agency does state-by-state in flu season.

Bruce Aylward, assistant director general in charge of emergencies at the WHO, said "there has been a real slowdown in the spread of new cases" in Sierra Leone, where the disease is on the rise, and that "across west Africa we are no longer seeing exponential growth and in some areas a steady decline".