Sentence examples for Detailed surveillance from inspiring English sources

Detailed surveillance of infections caused by Hantaan and Seoul viruses and further research on the viral agents will aid in interpretation of spatiotemporal patterns and a better understanding of the environmental and ecological drivers of HFRS amid China's rapidly urbanising landscape and changing climate.

Detailed surveillance methods for all participating countries are available at www.euibis.org.org

Detailed surveillance of antibiotic use in the community is one strategy to guide and control antibiotic overuse and misuse.

The papers included detailed surveillance reports of UK groups.

A British citizen, Khan was caught with laptops that allegedly contained detailed surveillance information on financial targets in the United States, including the World Bank headquarters in Washington, according to U.S. and Pakistani officials.

We also showed that at small rural hospitals detailed surveillance of nosocomial infections is mandatory to be able to reduce hospital-acquired infections and improve patient outcome.

June 5 2013 The Guardian publishes documents leaked by Edward Snowden detailing surveillance of private information by the NSA and other bodies.

Friends said Mills was completely unaware of Snowden's decision to leak classified records detailing surveillance programs through which the United States collects reams of e-mails, phone records and electronic data.

Response to a recent report detailing surveillance of Muslim-Americans by the U.S. government has been swift and negative, with condemnation piling up from privacy and religious organizations alike.

In 2005, a routine inspection of a complex of abandoned buildings turned up the complete archives of the disbanded police force — some eighty million pages in all — which detailed the surveillance, detention, torture, and disposition of numerous victims.

Wikileaks has released a new cache of documents which it claims detail surveillance apparatus used by the Russian state to spy on Internet and mobile users.