Sentence examples similar to enforce precautions from inspiring English sources

The greatest disadvantage is the risk to personnel in using the acid and the need to rigidly enforce safety precautions.

Meanwhile, those with a low prevalence of MRSA such as Finland, Denmark and the Netherlands—have high levels of surveillance and strictly enforced contact precautions.

I can understand why such measures are hard to enforce, because isolation precautions create a barrier between patients and their caregivers.

Internet chat in the wake of Sangji's death indicates that academic labs across the country routinely fail to enforce such elementary precautions.

"We don't need perfect science to tell the industry to enforce many common sense safety precautions, like farm workers washing their hands and testing the wash water to see if a batch of produce is contaminated before combining it with other batches," Ms. deWaal said.

BACKGROUND: After the SARS epidemic, standard precautions were enforced in all patient care procedures.

Although the spread of C. difficile spores may be reduced by strict adherence to hand hygiene and other contact precautions, such control practices are costly and difficult to enforce, and have yet to yield the desired results.

In the backcountry, food must be stored some distance from campsites, and other related precautions are enforced to help prevent bad encounters.

These patients are assessed by infection control practitioners and contact precautions are enforced for those patients with clinically significant diarrhea.

Safety guidelines may be difficult to enforce in surveys with data collectors drawn from clinical settings in which universal precautions are not observed.

Regulators must enforce it.