A possible reason for the apparent success of graded absence certificates in Norway is also that it contributes to containing some rather strong incentives for employers to refrain from reintegrating long-term sick employees in their active workforce.
The neuraminidase inhibitors action might be larger than expected, both exhibiting antiviral and antipneumococcal synergistic properties, limiting the sialidase activity of Streptococcus pneumoniae [42], which may have contributed to contain pneumococcal disease during the pandemic.
Isolation of infected patients and carriers and rapid diagnostic techniques are the key factors that contribute to contain this outbreak that threatens the efficacy of the modern medicine.
The actions taken contributed to contain both the magnitude and the rate of disease spread and allowed to save valuable time to understand the virulence and transmission features of the virus.
The results of the analysis suggest that urban growth management designed to curb urban sprawl would contribute to containing the growth in vehicle miles travelled in the suburbs.
The results suggest that investing in healthy aging can contribute to containing health expenditure growth.
This suggests that investing in healthy aging can contribute to containing health expenditure growth.
The intake of probiotic Lactobacilli during the first months of life can contribute to containing colic [ 22, 23].
This principle of openness, learned over the long course of the Ugandan AIDS epidemic, helped in the country's 2000/2001 Ebola outbreak to keep an occasionally panicky populace from excessive over-reaction, and thereby contributed to containing the virus, as well as to reducing stigma and other negative consequences.
As of yet, the WHO Contingency Fund for Emergencies, The Wellcome Trust, the U.K., the UN, and Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance have contributed $8 million to contain the outbreak, which WHO estimates will cost at least $26 million to quell over three months.
