Sentence examples for subtle outbreaks from inspiring English sources

Maintaining a high profile with ward managers and laboratory surveillance for subtle outbreaks remain important safety nets for patients.

Because many of the index patients in these clusters were infected with early cases of SARS in their respective countries, such as the index patient for this outbreak, or had subtle or atypical manifestations, the failure to recognize the disease early and institute appropriate infection control precautions might have contributed to extensive transmission.

More subtle factors also contributed to this outbreak.

A major advantage in using disease outbreaks as bioindicators of even subtle ecosystem disruptions is that the health of human populations is generally subject to more widespread and accurate surveillance than is ecosystem health (Spiegel and Yassi 1997).

The resolution, however subtle, is evidence of how last year's outbreak of the West Nile virus is affecting public health policy and the activities of city agencies.

Investigation of genotype × genotype interactions in the amphibian-ranavirus system and the identification of coevolutionary trends seem particularly appropriate and promising as it may reveal subtle mechanisms responsible for unexplained variations in disease outbreaks and severity (Miller et al. 2011).

Furthermore, even using a standardised definition within a single state to optimise outbreak response strategies may be inadequate as the characteristics of outbreaks may change over time despite only subtle changes in DENV transmission dynamics.

Our current findings indicated, however, that changes in precipitation in the tularaemia hotspot areas will be subtle and therefore should not be decisive for the future outbreaks of tularaemia.

Both Considine and Meadows excel at subtle modulations of tone, juggling breezy comedy with moments of menace and outbreaks of wince-inducing violence.

A warming climate simultaneously drives beetle outbreaks and wildfires, but causal links between these two forest disturbances are more subtle.

Whereas foodborne disease outbreaks typically identify strong associations when close to the source, dietary patterns assert subtle effects on health outcomes such as cancer only with prolonged exposure.