In India, teakwood trees are killed by girdling (making a circular cut around the tree through the outer bark and cortex to interrupt the circulation of water and nutrients) and harvested several years later.
NIDs help to interrupt the circulation of the polio virus or prevent its re-occurrence, as in the case in Iraq, by immunizing every child under-five years of age with two doses of the OPV.
It should be stressed that the inadequate vaccinal coverage achieved for anti-measles does not interrupt the circulation of the virus and may even bring about a greater probability of complications and outbreaks; it prolongs the interval between epidemics and delays the outbreaks until later in adult life, as presumably occurred in the Campania region [ 9].
"The veil," Ms. Habib continues, "interrupts the circulation of coquetry and of paying homage, in declaring that there is another possible way for the sexes to coexist: strict separation".
Interrupting the circulation of that poison as it flows from generation to generation became one of his key subjects, as in "Small Change," from 1976, a lyrical comedy about children that has as its crucial moral presence a teacher (played by Jean-François Stévenin) whose sensitive attention to his students is a response to his own rough childhood.
Anticyclones that interrupt the normal circulation of the westerly wind in this way are called blocking anticyclones, or blocking highs.
To interrupt wild poliovirus circulation, 8 supplementary immunization activities were organized.
The principal rationale for an accelerated vaccination strategy is to reduce the time needed to interrupt rubella virus circulation and to prevent CRS [ 13].
Thus a rubella vaccination strategy in Burkina needs to ensure high enough vaccination coverage rates (≥ 80%) to interrupt indigenous virus circulation [ 12].
BASs, as well as ileal resection, which both interrupt the enterohepatic circulation of bile acids, decrease plasma total and LDL cholesterol while increasing levels of HDL cholesterol, apolipoprotein (apo -AI, apo -AIglycerides (18– 21).
