Sentence examples for which outbreak from inspiring English sources

The simplest method to determine which food and which outbreak source are the most likely to determine the observed outbreak patterns is to test which feasible candidate source has the lowest variability in terms of mean and variance assessed from Eq. 1.

As a final point, it should be noted that at least the majority of definitions did identify an outbreak in these three selected examples and while the timing and scale of responses would likely be very different depending on which outbreak definition was used, at least a response would have been triggered.

We chose to aggregate the municipality-level data to state-level as, in endemic settings, a more reliable seasonal signal can be obtained over this scale, meaning it is the more frequent scale at which outbreak identification for strategic planning occurs (Harrington et al., 2013).

The W.H.O., like the C.D.C., will select which outbreaks it will send trainees to investigate.

High unemployment, widespread poverty and massive income disparities add to environment in which outbreaks of anti-immigrant violence are common.

Each person known to be infected with the worm, along with every village in which outbreaks have occurred or are occurring, is tracked.

Identifying individual buildings is essential, since in dense slums without formal roads they are the landmarks by which outbreaks can be tracked and assistance targeted.

These outbreaks are one of the single greatest causes of coral mortality and so need to be managed, perhaps through greater use of divers on specific reefs from which outbreaks are known to spread, given the job of killing them.

The KAP of 171 food handlers from 22 food establishments including seven food establishments in which outbreaks had occurred and 15 in which outbreaks had not occurred were evaluated.

For other outbreaks in which vehicle or vector (e.g, wild birds, food, and people via airplanes) of pathogens travel for long distances the proposed model works well because of the large resolution at which outbreaks are investigated and because of the uniqueness of the outbreak source.

We defined 2 statistics to measure the extent to which outbreaks coincided: first, the sum of days between all possible pairs of outbreak start dates; second, the percentage of study period days on which outbreaks overlapped.