Sentence examples for implementing isolation from inspiring English sources

For EIDs, the case definition for reporting included a category of "presumptive" case, i.e., cases fitting the clinical and/or epidemiological definition without a laboratory diagnosis, thus, CRT is an important indicator for allocation of public health resources such as implementing isolation or quarantine in the case of EIDs.

The effect of implementing isolation protocols for patients with infections due to M. abscessus complex (particularly pulmonary disease) should also be evaluated in future studies.

Beginning in April 2003, delay in recognizing SARS cases and in implementing isolation procedures led to several nosocomial clusters of SARS-CoV transmission in healthcare facilities in Taiwan (17, 18 ).

Education and training efforts should focus on key areas, such as recognizing the clinical manifestations of SARS, appropriate use of infection control practices and personal protective equipment, rationale and practical guidance for implementing isolation and quarantine, and appropriate use and interpretation of laboratory diagnostic tests.

To further test for introgression, we estimated levels of gene flow between himalayanus and macrurus by implementing isolation-with-migration (IM) models [ 61] in the program IMa2 [ 62, 63].

From October 1998 to February 2001, the following infection control measures were progressively implemented: isolation of TB suspects and confirmed TB inpatients, quick turnaround for acid-fast bacilli sputum tests and HCW education in use of protective respirators.

Information on prior AB treatment could be a useful decision parameter to implement isolation precuations.

This hospital had not implemented isolation and quarantine procedures for SARS during this period.

Hospital staff involved in her care and treatment implemented isolation precautions, including the use of personal protective equipment, such as gowns, gloves, and masks.

By contrast, severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) has a serial interval of 8 to 10 days, and peak infectivity does not occur until week 2 of illness, which allows more time to effectively implement isolation and quarantine measures (13 ).

The responses are quantified in terms of several performance indices reflecting the trade-offs associated with implementing an isolation system on flexible structures.