Sentence examples for cases and implement from inspiring English sources

Suggested corrective actions include local administrative, organizational and technical measures to receive suspected cases and implement recommended healthcare precautions.

7 Outbreaks in remote rural areas were of special concern, because of both scant resources and limited infrastructure to treat cases and implement cholera prevention activities.

60 Health system restructuring after elimination may also require other disease control programs, such as dengue or other vector-borne diseases, to conduct field investigations for malaria cases and implement vector control interventions.

Voluntary counseling and testing (VCT) has been an important tool employed by WHO and other health organizations worldwide to identify new cases and implement treatment as prevention strategies [ 10].

Monkeypox can spread from person to person and sizable outbreaks have been documented 1; the ability to rapidly detect cases and implement appropriate interventions to prevent transmission is particularly important when dealing with densely aggregated populations that have inadequate health care resources, such as refugees and internally displaced peoples.

To assess whether DF's performance differed significantly from those of controls, we used the techniques developed by Crawford & Garthwaite [35], [36] for the analysis of neuropsychological data with single cases, and implemented in their computer programs SINGLIM.EXE and SINGSLOPE.EXE (available online at http://www.abdn.ac.uk/~psy086/dept/SingleCaseMethodsComputerPrograms.HTM).HTM

We take New York City׳s bike-sharing program, Citi Bike, as a use case and implement a prototype to show changes in the system over a period of ten months, ranking stations by different properties, using any time interval in daily and monthly timelines.

Jordan NTP, IOM, and UNHCR with technical assistance of WHO and CDC have developed a cohesive strategy to improve case detection and implement DOTS.

It suggests the necessity for the WHO-NPSP programs, which are primarily directed for a 60-day follow-up of poliomyelitis cases, to design and implement a long-term strategic plan for understanding and addressing the short-term and long term health risks in children arising from NPEV infections after poliomyelitis elimination in India.

Further studies are needed to assess i) the reasons for the low proportion of under 5 years of age TB case notifications, identify and implement strategies to reach out to the cases missed by the programme and ii) the accuracy of diagnosis and treatment clinical response in various demographic and clinical subgroups, especially when programmatic definitions of 'treatment completion' are used.

The reformer, in this case, will introduce and implement just enough reform to appease the peasants and contain the conflict.