Sentence examples for upsurge of cases from inspiring English sources

ASIDE from a recent upsurge of cases of foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) in Yorkshire, the plague is receding.

The leishmaniases have received renewed interest because of an upsurge of cases in traditionally leishmaniasis-endemic areas and the emergence of new foci of disease (3, 4 ).

Cultured amebae produced flagellates in distilled water at 37°C within 15 30 min. On the basis of this apparent upsurge of cases, a laboratory policy was instituted at the Aga Khan University Hospital to perform wet mounts of all processed CSF samples that were consistent with bacterial meningitis but had negative Gram stain and LA test results.

There has been an upsurge of measles cases in the United States, mostly because of parents' misguided fears of vaccinations.

This may be linked to the recent upsurge of cancer cases among the population because PAHs are well-known carcinogens.

However, during 2011, a booster vaccination campaign was not conducted in the district because of vaccine unavailability, which might be a reason for the upsurge of KFD cases during 2012.

Except for the strong overall upsurge of TBE cases in the Czech Republic and Slovenia (but not in Austria) starting around 1992, the long-range incidence curves for 1990 2011 are remarkably similar for all 3 countries, suggesting substantial covariation of the underlying risk-for-exposure conditions.

In response to the upsurge of TB cases in the United States, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) funded regional laboratories to provide fingerprinting services to support TB control programs in outbreak investigations and to conduct studies on using DNA fingerprinting in TB epidemiology and control.

In 2011, Kadoma City experienced an upsurge of watery diarrhoeal cases during week 36 (week beginning 5th September), in 2011.

Interestingly, the 2012 upsurge of WNV human cases was found in a year characterized by a strong drought, which did not cause a decrease of mosquito population, likely due to the artificial irrigation in this area strongly devoted to corn production.

Shortly after, there was a massive upsurge in the number of cases as a result of the rapid spread of SARS through a residential block.