By any other name, cost containment requires rationing (limitation) of services.
Cost containment requires primarily a decrease in FGFs, but it may also be influenced by a rational use of the available halogenated agents.
Although the implementation of 'crevice containment' requires a modification in RCM design, in practice there are significant advantages to be gained through a reduction in the rate of pressure drop in the RCM combustion chamber and a quantitative improvement in the data obtained from the species sampling experiments.
But containment requires the sort of resilience that post-World War II West has yet to demonstrate.
For Germany, a strategy of containment requiring the pre-emptive deployment of substantial forces would drain its economy and achieve nothing.
Lassa fever containment requires control of the rodent vector, good surveillance, and infection control in healthcare facilities.
Containment requires detection within 24 hours of worm emergence, case management every 24 hours, and supervisory confirmation of containment within 7 days.
Second, the rigorous planning of chemotherapy sessions across the week – which plays a key role in waste containment – requires a strictly organised structure and such a policy may be difficult to pursue, especially in the absence of a clinical information system.
One of the Energy Department reactors, at Hanford, Wash., for example, has a graphite core as does the Soviet reactor, and several of the Energy Department reactors lack the full-scale containment buildings required of power reactors.
The HSE guidance on what level of containment is required for working with potentially infectious material, including human tissue samples states: 'Laboratories that work with potentially infectious material, but where it is unlikely that group 3 or 4 agents are present should achieve Containment Level 2 as minimum' (HSE, 2005).
