Sentence examples for further spread of infection from inspiring English sources

For example, fertility among HIV-infected women may be reduced due to diminished fecundity, increased condom use to prevent further spread of infection, or reduced sexual activity, and it may increase especially when infected individuals are under societal pressure to have sex, reproduce, or replace those children who have died [ 4- 6].

However, this new development does justify the measures that were immediately put into place to prevent any further spread of infection and to identify and follow up contacts of known cases.

Initiating adequate barrier nursing techniques helped to curtail further spread of infection.

Therefore, screening of these populations and vaccination, if needed, is essential to prevent further spread of infection.

Extensive vaccination limited the outbreaks in livestock and red deer, which probably prevented further spread of infection from farm animals to free-ranging deer.

The existing diagnostic methods in developing countries are not effective and their sensitivity fall below 45.0% which leads to further spread of infection [ 49].

To prevent further spreading of infections, on 6 June 2007 the local health authorities decided to close the unit and to transfer patients and clinical activities to another hospital building.

International experiences show that powerful measures, such as euthanasia of infected animals, is often needed to eradicate the infection in kennels and to stop further spread of the infection [ 8].

Assessment of the extent and sources of risk of these bloodborne infections for prison inmates and officers in Ghana will facilitate decision making about how to screen for these infections, prevent further spread of these infections and provide appropriate care to infected prison inmates and officers.

Most of the heterosexual transmissions seem to be limited to small clusters, without further spread of the infection, with only a few in large clusters (possibly women infected by bisexual partners).

Primary TB is seen as an initial infection, usually in children, which results in the formation of small granulomas that generally spontaneously resolve without further spread of the infection.