A working group at the Century Foundation, a progressive think tank in New York, recently proposed a series of steps it described as "enhanced containment": stepping up military intervention but with the limited goal of protecting civilians and forcing all sides back to the negotiating table.
Considering the already alarming levels of resistance reported worldwide an improvement in use, in terms of indications for treatment, choice of antibiotic, dosage, duration and enhanced knowledge, are crucial steps towards containment of the problem of resistance.
Given the institutional cost of faculty attrition [ 18, 19], especially costs related to attrition of junior faculty members [ 13, 18], setting clear expectations at the time of hiring and identifying faculty whom the institution would like to retain would be first steps in cost containment.
See Section 3 (3) which reads: 'The release of GMOs may only be performed step by step meaning that the containment of the GMOs may stepwise be unclenched and the scale of release only be increased if the assessment of the earlier step indicates that the next step is compatible with the precautionary principle.'.
Whatever his reasons, he decided to approach health care step by step, and the first step would be hospital cost containment.
My containment strategy is a first step toward that necessity for our security.
This constraint on the time step allows the containment of the amplification of capillary waves along the interface and puts more emphasis on the terms linked with the density in the Navier Stokes equation (i.e. unsteady and inertia terms) rather than on the viscous terms.
The first step in outbreak containment is to isolate symptomatic cases as soon as possible, to stop transmission of disease.
As a first step in cost containment, the Choosing Wisely initiative has stayed away (probably wisely) from big drivers of costs in the US, like the price of drugs, fragmentation of care, and lack of adequate preventative services.
