Sentence examples for implementing control measures from inspiring English sources
Rubella, with vaccine available and its communicability prior to the onset of rash, finding more cases actively, especially asymptomatic ones, and implementing control measures immediately would increase the chance to blockade further transmission at the earlier epidemic waves.
When the risks and costs of control are low, circumstantial evidence may be sufficient to justify implementing control measures.
The rate of vertical HIV transmission has decreased in Brazil, but regional inequalities suggest problems in implementing control measures during pregnancy and delivery.
If R0 > 1, and the infection is self-sustaining, understanding the ecology of the disease is less important than implementing control measures.
Because cutaneous diphtheria causes outbreaks of both cutaneous and pharyngeal forms, early diagnosis is essential for implementing control measures; high diphtheria vaccination coverage must also be maintained.
Such outbreaks can result in substantial economic losses, due to the cost of implementing control measures and the financial loss associated with culling infected flocks [ 1].
In addition, we proposed a scoring for the effort required to implement control measures and prioritized control strategies based on their theoretical epidemiological efficacy.
In addition, 49 samples of food products and 145 environmental samples were taken and analyzed for L. monocytogenes to verify the implemented control measures.
Insights were disclosed by combining microbiological analyses with the diagnosis of the risk level at farm circumstances, the status of implemented control measures and assurance activities and the system outputs at three typical Brazilian farms.
Thus, these modeling data suggest that the time available to implement control measures against spread of the infection may also be highly dependent on the GRGs.
It also appears that the greatest difference between the spread of influenza in a closed population without the ability to implement control measures is a large initial reproductive number that declines rapidly.
