Sentence examples for unique outbreak from inspiring English sources

For this purpose a unique outbreak identification number (OIN), assigned by the LPHA investigating the outbreak is used at local, state and national level.

To assess whether the public health effort after the 2003 unique outbreak of SARS in Taiwan might also play a role in mortality, the indicator variable "post-SARS effect" was applied to the period beginning October 2003 (the first month of the 2003 influenza season) till after the conclusion of the outbreak in June 2003.

The severity and diffuse distribution of skin lesions of these eagles suggest a possible serious, unique outbreak.

This analysis resulted in clusters containing isolates from five distinct periods: 1976, 1994 96, 2002, 2007 08 and 2014, each representing a different unique outbreak.

Our evaluation was based on 310 unique outbreak signals, each of which was tested on 183 separate dates in each of four baselines.

We simulated 310 unique outbreak signals, and added these to actual daily counts of four syndromes monitored by Public Health – Seattle and King County's syndromic surveillance system.

To compare outbreak characteristics we measured the total number of unique outbreaks identified by each definition and the percentage of total cases across the time series that were classified as outbreak cases.

This unique ASF outbreak in Tanzania persistently circulated for more than a year; previous outbreaks have been sporadic and resolved after shorter durations (8 – 10 ).

Salem village, that pious, devout settlement at the edge of white civilization, had displayed what can only be called a built-in pestilence in the human mind, a fatality forever awaiting the right condition for its always unique, unprecedented outbreak of distrust, alarm, suspicion, and murder.

The amplified region of the viral genomes detected in this study was sequenced; the diversity we observed indicates the absence of a unique HEV outbreak in the population and shows that a diverse number of strains are simultaneously circulating.

ii) there is no unique worldwide dengue outbreak definition [ 5]; iii) the measurement of how much of an outbreak could be avoided by certain interventions might be ethically and practically impossible to conduct in a prospective field study.