Sentence examples for disease eradication programme from inspiring English sources
He blamed the Northern Territory government for not compensating him properly during a disease eradication programme that slaughtered 3,000 of his cattle.
These factors are a major hindrance to the implementation of a coordinated PPR disease eradication programme.
Global certification is the scientific confirmation of the success of a disease eradication programme by the World Health Organization and public health experts.
Source B comprised material from 569 different goat herds that had been collected from 2002 to 2008 within the disease eradication programme Healthier goats [ 5].
The bulk milk samples had originally been submitted in March 2009 for examination for antibodies against caprine arthritis-encephalitis virus as part of the disease eradication programme Healthier goats [ 23].
The authors thank Liv Sølverød, TINE Mastitis Laboratory Molde for providing blood samples collected within the disease eradication programme "Healthier goats" and the staff at the Norwegian Veterinary Institute Sandnes for providing blood samples collected within the surveillance programme for Brucella melitensis.
The foundation favours ambitious vaccines and disease eradication programmes.
Information sheet: Guinea worm eradication 2007 - Information on Guinea worm eradication in Nigeria, including information about Guinea worm disease, major causes, the socio-economic impact of the disease, the eradication programme and UNICEF's contribution.
Author: UNICEF Nigeria Price: Free No. of pages: Publication date: 2007 Publisher UNICEFF Nigeria Languages: English Information on Guinea worm eradication in Nigeria, including information about Guinea worm disease, major causes, the socio-economic impact of the disease, the eradication programme and UNICEF's contribution.
Since the DHA deals more with public health issues such as immunisation, health education and disease eradication, outreach programmes are the core of their activities.
Planning for emergency disease eradication or control programmes cannot be left until a disease outbreak has occurred.
