Sentence examples for engagement to control from inspiring English sources

The main strategy for combating Ebola remains community engagement to control outbreaks, including case management, surveillance, and contact tracing, a good laboratory service, safe burials, and social mobilization.

We propose that the observed crosstalk between BCR and TLR signaling components may contribute to the discrimination of signals that emanate from single and dual receptor engagement to control adaptive B cell responses.

In addition, the focus of response should be on community engagement measures to control dengue, rather than on punitive measures (i.e., pest control citations or citations for other code violations).

Reexpression on the membrane surface of "new" HER2 molecules was detected as early as 1 hour after Ab engagement and already returned to control values at 3 hours (panel c, green).

The PD-1 interaction with PD-L1 on DCs takes place before T cells becoming TFH cells and this engagement would be important to control the size of T cell compartment and probably the phenotype and repertoire of the PP T cells.

The increasing focus on power led to more and more scrums collapsing and the IRB decided it had to do something to control scrum engagement.

Additional mechanisms to control centriole engagement likely exist: in vertebrates, Plk1 phosphorylation has been shown to play an important role in centriole maturation, a necessary step for subsequent disengagement [ 32].

Harder to control were the stakeholder engagement factors which, along with project management considerations, can constrain or enable achievement of other factors.

Nef.GFP reduced by more than 3-fold the levels of phosphotyrosine induced upon TCR engagement relative to control cells.

In schizophrenia, the former network demonstrated decreased engagement compared to controls during the encoding phase of the experiment and increased engagement during recognition.

"It will be difficult to manage the outsourcing engagement and control the outsourcing engagement," says Ross Tisnovsky, VP of information technology outsourcing research at Everest Research Institute.