Sentence examples for eradicate the outbreak from inspiring English sources
The South Korean president, Park Geun-hye, has called for an all-out national effort to eradicate the outbreak, which has been spreading since a 68-year-old businessman brought it home from a Middle East trip last month.
Most people sheltering on Tayar know little about the disease or the hygiene measures that could save their lives, says Oxfam's Kiden Loice, who is working to eradicate the outbreak on the island and the surrounding region of Greater Ganyiel.
However, risk factors for acquiring PDRAB should be studied before attributing the emergence of PDRAB clones to carbapenem and other antibiotic consumption, and before implementing a antibiotic- (particularly carbapenem) restriction program as an infection-control measure to eradicate the outbreak.
Peter Kendall, president of the National Farmers Unionn, told the BBC, "I think this will be a catastrophic blow for the industry who worked so hard to eradicate the previous outbreak".
Despite this failure, the time taken to eradicate the VRE outbreak was rapid as it was less than two months.
He said "shock treatment" had now been used on 16 industrial cooling towers in south-west Edinburgh, thought to be the most likely sources of the outbreak, to eradicate the waterborne bug.
Our results show that depending on the particular situation in which an outbreak of avian influenza occurs, current controls might not be enough to eradicate the disease, and therefore a close monitoring of the outbreak is required.
North Waziristan also became the centre of an uncontrolled outbreak of polio that threatens the global project to eradicate the disease following the Taliban decision to ban vaccinations in 2012.
In interviews last week, health officials said the government had not abandoned its longstanding plan for ring vaccinations of people near a smallpox outbreak, the approach health workers used decades ago to eradicate the highly contagious disease from human populations.
"Monies that have been set aside for the purpose of combating the Ebola outbreak may have been used for unintended purposes, thereby slowing the government's response to eradicate the virus," it added.
