Sentence examples for and containment of a from inspiring English sources

Rapid detection and response does reduce "dwell" time of an infectious disease outbreak in the same way that rapid detection and containment of a cyber-threat would reduce its dwell time and consequences.

This led to prompt investigation and containment of a potential source of further infection.

Cytotoxic T lymphocytes (CTLs) are key components of the cell-mediated immune responses and play an essential role in protection from and containment of a variety of pathogens [ 1].

An occupational health and medical monitoring protocol has been developed to manage potential laboratory exposures and to ensure early detection and containment of an actual laboratory-acquired infection.

Dr. Seyed Moghadas (Institute for Biodiagnostics, National Research Council of Canada) described a model to evaluate the potential impact of an antiviral drug strategy on the emergence of drug-resistance and containment of an influenza pandemic [ 25].

FEBEX (Full-scale Engineered Barrier EXperiment) is a demonstration and research project dealing with the bentonite engineered barrier designed for sealing and containment of waste in a high level radioactive waste repository.

In the light of this, the apparent failure of 'smart' medications dispensers and other interventions focused on the continued surveillance, control and containment of people with a diagnosis of schizophrenia is perhaps unsurprising.

In the present study we describe a unique phosphine generation chamber that allows for the safe production and containment of the gas in a laboratory environment.

CMV antibody levels are useful as a marker of immune function because primary infection with this virus often occurs at a very young age, the virus persists in the infected host for life, and containment of the virus becomes a top priority for the immune system (Dowd and Aiello 2009; Koch et al. 2006).

The technical method included centralized isolation and containment of spent nuclear fuel in a deep geologic repository in a suitable rock formation, such as the granite of the Canadian Shield or Ordovician sedimentary rocks.

TARP is translocated into the host cell during EB attachment and is essential for cytoskeletal rearrangement that allows both entry of the organism and containment of the EB within an inclusion for subsequent replication [ 74].