Sentence examples for study of the outbreak from inspiring English sources
Descriptive study of the outbreak and the control measures implemented.
Data on the location of aflatoxicosis case-patients were obtained from the descriptive study of the outbreak.
A study of the outbreak in Chicago in 2002 indicated that human disease cases tended to occur in areas with more vegetation, older housing, lower population density, predominance of older Caucasian residents, and proximity to dead birds, but the effects of these variables were influenced by differences in mosquito abatement efforts (14).
Interestingly, the study of the outbreak of enterohaemorrhagic Escherichia coli O104:H4 infection in Germany suggests that mesalazine treatment substantially reduced the incidence of PI-IBS, 38 which further supports this idea that a larger and more adequately powered study specifically focused on PI-IBS would be worthwhile.
Studies of the outbreak indicate it may be a type of infectious rabies caused by the bite of bats.
It is interesting to note that in a recent study of the current outbreak of novel swine-origin influenza A (H1N1), 60% of patients were 18 years of age or younger [13].
A study of the 1976 outbreak has highlighted the importance of community infection to transmission (Camacho et al., 2014).
The epidemiological study of the Singapore outbreak also indicates that the likely mode of acquiring these infections were from environmental sources contaminating a contact lens care solution [ 4].
This was illustrated during a study of the cholera outbreak in Haiti, in which it was not possible to readily compare data from different studies because of differences in raw data read formats (10, 13 ).
In addition, a case-control study of the Washington State outbreak of HUS revealed that the mean age of patients with HUS was 8 years, while the mean age of patients without HUS was 15 years [ 3].
On the basis of an initial study of the 1999 outbreak in NYC, it was estimated that 1 case of neuroinvasive disease (meningitis, encephalitis, or acute flaccid paralysis) occurred for 140 WNV infections (5 ).
