Sentence examples for control eradication from inspiring English sources
With much of the country slipping out of central control, eradication by local governors decreased by 63%.
Using a novel approach that has pioneered modern animal disease control, eradication of PrV infection from national pig populations has been achieved using 'marker' vaccines that allow serological differentiation between infected and vaccinated animals.
The results depict that the EPCs of strategies that contain the flexibility of switching between disease control and eradication are lower than that of an eradication strategy in which no flexibility to either switch to disease control if eradication is not feasible or to embark upon eradication after disease control when eradication becomes favourable exists.
The prevention, control, and eradication of diseases of economically important animals are agricultural concerns.
The Ministry of Health and Sanitation handles programs for the control and eradication of malaria and other infectious or endemic diseases.
It found: "They pose a significant threat to ecosystems as well as damaging property and infrastructure [but] existing law does not contain sufficient powers to allow for their timely and effective control or eradication".
If the resistant parasite reached India it would pose a serious threat to the chances of global control and eradication of the killer mosquito-borne disease, said Charles Woodrow of the Mahidol-Oxford tropical medicine research unit.
John Royle, NFU chief farm policy adviser, said: "We have always said that vaccination of both badgers and cattle has a role to play in the control and eradication of bovine TB.
In the 1950s, programmes for control and eradication of malaria in Africa were undermined by failure to take population mobility into account, and by the difficulties of providing access to adequate healthcare to mobile sectors of the community.
