The social conditions that birthed a new idea in one place impeded the spread of that same idea in another.
Those doors open outward, into stairways, and are designed to impede the spread of fire for an hour and keep smoke out of the stairways.
For the last five years, the biotechnology company Oxitec has been developing a plan to experimentally release the GMO mosquitoes in the Keys, which scientists hope could eventually impede the spread of the Zika virus.
To impede the spread of flu, Father Raymond Borkowski, pastor of St. John Church in Cromwell, has given his parishioners the option of forgoing the peace handshake and drinking from the chalice.
The subsequent fall in the number of cases is because of the government's decisive action to impede the spread of the infection, according to José Ángel Córdova, the health minister.Public opinion seems to agree.
Agriculture and public health experts proposed a strategy of education and safer farming practices and selling conditions to impede the spread of avian flu, which has led to the deaths of 54 people and the loss of 140 million birds in the past two years.
In 1998 the company laid off 25,000 people and repatriated control to the Schaumburg headquarters.The trouble with silosThe main failing of the classic structure was that it impeded the spread of knowledge and limited the economies of scale that could be reaped.
Enterprises also are implementing fake news filters and detectors into their platforms and software systems to impede the spread of fake news in corporate environments.
Johns Hopkins Rasgonn is even investigating how Wolbachia might impede the spread of West Nile Virus.
Changes in human behavior can facilitate or impede the spread of transmission from one individual or species to the next.
