Sentence examples for wild outbreak from inspiring English sources
The police said Mr. Agas's wild outbreak began after 8 P.M. on Monday night, just days after he had returned to New York from a stay in the Philippines.
Offers like that probably didn't stream into the offices of Sony Inc., CitiGroup, the CIA, the US Senate, or the International Monetary fund after they'd been attacked in early June's wild outbreak of high-profile attacks.
Conversely, an unfit strain with a high seeding rate is unable to propagate, effectively 'immunising' the population and thus further delaying the wild type outbreak associated with stockpile expiry.
Additionally, wild bird outbreak sites were characterized by grassland habitats where poultry density was very low (<1 heandkm2) and the timing was, in nearly all instances, several weeks to months after the initial estimated departure from wintering areas where poultry density was high.
On July 27 , 2009 an HPAI H5N1 wild bird outbreak was reported at Doroo Lake (Doroo nuur), a freshwater lake in central Mongolia.
We often identified wild animal outbreaks before human Ebola outbreaks.
Poultry outbreaks occurred in chickens and wild bird outbreaks occurred in several waterbird species including bar-headed geese, brown-headed gulls, great black-headed gulls, great cormorants, ruddy shelducks and great-crested grebes (Podiceps cristatus).
H5N1 outbreaks along the flyway mirror human and poultry densities whereby more domestic bird outbreaks occur in the south and wild bird outbreaks in the sparsely populated north [3].
Wild animal outbreaks occurred before each of the five human Ebola outbreaks between 2001 and 2003, and twice, monitoring information was used to alert health authorities of an imminent risk of exposure weeks before a human outbreak occurred.
Wild animal outbreaks began before each of the 5 human Ebola outbreaks.
Poultry outbreaks occurred during the winter, spring and breeding seasons, whereas wild bird outbreaks were not reported until the spring and breeding months (Fig. 6b, Table S1).
