Sentence examples for understanding of the outbreak from inspiring English sources
We aimed to circumvent problems in answering these questions with a simple mathematical model useful to our understanding of the outbreak.
The peripheral staff had better understanding of the outbreak thresholds, was well supervised by the THOs, and had improved access to vehicles and logistic support as compared to the DSUs.
The current understanding of the outbreak is that the exceptional rainfall during September October 2010 created highly favorable conditions for colonization and subsequent multiplication of competent vectors in these grarets.
The present in vitro model using a bio-inspired collagen film has a great potential for the design of novel therapies for clinical treatments of atherosclerosis through better understanding on the outbreak mechanism of atherosclerosis.
I recently travelled to West Africa to get a better understanding of how the outbreak is unfolding and to see firsthand the challenges on the ground.
Kreiger (2001) [ 4] has written that a study of biological and social determinants is required for an in depth understanding of the recurrent outbreaks of plague in India.
The nonspecific signs and symptoms of this disease, coupled with a relatively long incubation period and the initial absence of a reliable diagnostic test, limited the understanding of the magnitude of the outbreak.
The breadth of this understanding and international scope of the outbreak response are reflected in the range of manuscript topics in this issue of Emerging Infectious Diseases.
There is an emerging understanding of the effects of the outbreak of pandemic (H1N1) 2009 on indigenous populations, but little is known of the virus's effect on remote and socio-economically disadvantaged groups.
Data obtained on V. cholerae strain diversity and gene content improved our understanding of the epidemiology of this outbreak.
Although no treaty was signed, Phayre and the Burmese king came to an understanding that prevented the outbreak of further war.
