Sentence examples for containment status from inspiring English sources

To avoid long time calculation, the initial condition is calculated with a methodology that is designed to estimate containment status during severe accident provided by EPRI.

7 55 p.m.: This story was updated with the fire's containment status and the firefighter's injury.

6 00 p.m.: This story was updated to add details about the fire's growth to three acres and to update its containment status.

Hence, the recombinant Lactobacillus bacteria developed in this study with further modification like change of constitutive promoter, usage of synthetic propeptide sequence, biological containment status, and improved gastrointestinal (GI) track survival will enable us to degrade the oxalate available in intestine of human for therapeutic use.

The newly proposed payment system is characterized by improvements in 'effectiveness and patient safety'longong term cost containment', 'best practice service use'coordinationion' and 'innovation', by unintended deterioration in 'provider wellness', 'patient centeredness', 'timeliness', 'gaming' and 'short term cost containment' and by a status quo in 'care equity'.

They are especially useful to quarantine animals of known or unknown health status, and for containment facilities.

In its ambitions it is wholly foreign to the modesty of containment, the ideology of a status-quo power that lay at the heart of American strategy for half a century.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has responded to the urgent need for containment measures that go beyond the status quo: isolation and basic supportive care.

Iraq is different, moreover, because much more clearly than Afghanistan it is not a war of containment but a war to radically alter the status quo -- both by removing a menace to civilization and, though this goal is undeclared, by creating a pocket of democracy in a region where democracy is an unsettling prospect to many of our friends, let alone our adversaries.

Moreover, innovative status of sorafenib implies that cost-containment approaches such as tendering and internal price referencing are relatively ineffective.

Only the status quo outcomes of 'long term cost containment' and 'gaming' have a slightly negative impact on stakeholders' choices.