Sentence examples for elimination interventions from inspiring English sources
Elimination interventions should be implemented simultaneously throughout the entire archipelago.
Integrated, multi-disease, inter-programmatic, and/or inter-sectoral approaches give added value to disease control and elimination interventions, as have been demonstrated in various countries.
The successful elimination of malaria from several Caribbean islands, Cyprus, Reunion, Mauritius, Maldives, Taiwan, and Singapore in the context of the Global Malaria Eradication Program (1955 1968) (2 ) suggests that islands are prime targets for elimination interventions.
Our findings suggest that malaria elimination interventions should be implemented simultaneously on the entire archipelago rather than restricted to 1 island and demonstrate the necessity for specific chemoresistance surveillance on each of the 4 Comorian islands.
In Uttar Pradesh, for instance, this strategy led to an increase of more than 47 per cent in school enrolment and attendance among the villages targeted by the ongoing UNICEF child labour elimination intervention.
This may be due to the duration of the elimination diet intervention (6 weeks as opposed to our 2 3 weeks), the extent of the dietary restriction imposed on patients, or the methods of food reintroduction.
World food price increases resulting from reduction or elimination of distorting interventions in agricultural trade have mixed impacts on the welfare of Egypts population and economy.
Scoring systems, in general, are useful for cost containment with the elimination of ineffective interventions and evaluation of quality of care differences across different providers.
However, if regulation is conceived of more broadly as a form of economic governance, it is difficult to imagine the total elimination of state intervention.
Self-management approach aims for complete elimination of human intervention in the database tuning cycle.
Dr. Buckee's group develops mathematical models to understand various aspects of malaria transmission, particularly with respect to targeting interventions for elimination strategies on a national level.
