Sentence examples for early isolation from inspiring English sources

Guangdong now has so few infections, after 688 cases in February alone that began spreading the disease to Hong Kong and elsewhere, because of what Dr. Wang Zhiqiong, the provincial deputy director of health, describes as the "four earlies" policy: early detection, early reporting, early isolation and early treatment.

In the manner of an early isolation hospital, it had its own chapel, bathhouse, refectory, kitchen, and garden.

"I think the United States, by adopting a very conservative case definition, allowed for early isolation of individuals and played a role, certainly, in containment.

The early isolation of West Virginia resulted in the development and transmittal of a strong, self-reliant local heritage relatively unaffected by circumstances from beyond the hills.

But Sierra Leone and Guinea continued to see high numbers of deaths from Ebola in their communities, "suggesting that the need for early isolation and treatment is not yet understood, accepted or acted upon", the WHO warned.

Australia provides a parallel case of early isolation and adaptive radiation of mammals (specifically the monotremes and marsupials), although it differs in that Australia was not later connected to any other landmass.

Although the early isolations of this species were from sewage, E. moshkovskii can also be found in environments ranging from clean riverine sediments to brackish coastal pools (1 ).

Earlier diagnosis and reporting could have improved our contact investigation and provided for earlier isolation of the case-patient.

Analysis of diversity and distribution patterns of endemic birds in China found Taiwan Island has more endemic species than Hainan, which was supposed a result of earlier isolation from mainland of Taiwan than Hainan [ 45, 46].

She's not quite restored to her earlier isolation--she couldn't be--but she has stood her ground and, without knowing it, put science in its place.

Here, we report 3 earlier isolations, from 1967, 1982, and 1983, none of which were from a high-prevalence pulsotype.