Sentence examples for flu control from inspiring English sources

The hospital even has a bird flu control unit; patients' bodies are covered with plastic and sterilized after death.

The country's bird flu control programme faces big challenges, such as how to regulate the backyard farming that is widely practiced in the sprawling archipelago.

Meanwhile, the national coordinating agency for bird flu control is sending out a letter thanking local leaders for taking part in the national campaign to bring the disease under control and save lives.

Because group number influences the Dunnett's error term, positive TP controls, if performed, were excluded in the agonist series, and vehicle and positive FLU controls were excluded from the antagonist and 5α-reductase series.

Connecticut, New Jersey and New York expect to use two basic methods to keep the flu under control before the vaccine is ready: antiviral drugs and a kind of mass crowd control.

Milan Brahmbhatt, the Bank's leading economist for East Asia and the Pacific, therefore suggests that it might cost at least $800 billion.Clearly, then, it is important to bring this strain of bird flu under control.

We also generated with suicide plasmid pGE flu the control strain EcM1Δ flu, an isogenic EcM1 strain not expressing SAs and having a deletion of flu identical to that generated by the insertion of SAs.

These related to uncertainty ("I do not understand what is happening with this swine flu outbreak"), control ("I think that if I am careful, I can reduce my risk of catching swine flu"), and lack of treatments ("I think there is nothing that can be done to treat people with swine flu").

Significant associations were shown for measures such as the proportion of patients with diabetes receiving flu vaccinations, controlled HbA1C in patients with diabetes, cervical screening rates, and admission rates for ambulatory care conditions.

Few events were considered as related to vaccination (4.3% Flu-25; 4.0% Flu-50; 3.9% control) and Grade 3 events were infrequent (5.0% Flu-25; 4.2% Flu-50; 3.6% control).

Temperature (≥ 37.5°C) was reported in 6.2%, 6.4%, and 6.6% of the Flu-25, Flu-50, and control group, respectively.