Sentence examples for availability of surveillance from inspiring English sources

Instead, the accuracy and availability of surveillance technologies will tick upwards incrementally, alongside other safety protocols.

This week, Vice Adm. William H. McRaven, who was until recently in charge of the Joint Special Operations Command, told lawmakers that planners were "looking very hard at Yemen and at Somalia," but he said that the effectiveness of the missions there was occasionally hampered by limited availability of surveillance aircraft like drones.

Challenges that remain for echinococcosis control include effective intervention in resource-poor communities, better availability of surveillance tools, optimal application of livestock vaccination, and management and ecology of dog and wildlife host populations.

Availability of surveillance data from France is limited.

However, the increasing availability of surveillance data raises the possibility of disease cluster detection, and subsequent intervention, if suitable analytic methods are found.

The availability of surveillance systems for outpatient consultations rates allowed monitoring of influenza activity during the pandemic in the region and enabled this analysis to improve our understanding of epidemiology of the 2009 pandemic.

This work reviewed the availability of such surveillance systems in five European countries (Denmark, France, The Netherlands, Sweden and United Kingdom, part of the CoVetLab network).

Increasing the availability of viral surveillance data and extending the FluNet system are key to addressing these issues.

Here we take advantage of the growing availability of viral surveillance data to provide a descriptive analysis of influenza type and subtype seasonal dynamics in 19 countries from temperate regions in both the Northern and Southern Hemispheres during the 1997 through 2005 influenza seasons.

As mentioned earlier, the availability of routine surveillance data makes this a worthwhile exercise.

This improved the availability of mortality surveillance data both at the time and for retrospective analysis.