Sentence examples for lessen the spread from inspiring English sources

"In response to such an agent release, it may also be desirable to attempt to wash the harmful agent from people to benefit the contaminated personnel and to lessen the spread of the agent carried by the contaminated personnel," the patent states.

In addition, as Salmonella can survive for about ten months in the environment [ 68], proper management of pig waste could lessen the spread and transmission of high risk strains to other animals and humans.

In a recent review of behavioral responses to influenza pandemics in the 20th century [ 13], the only two measures that had strong support by scientific literature to lessen the spread of the diseases were hand hygiene and respiratory etiquette.

Vinegar has these amazing antibacterial as well as anti-infective properties that can help lessen the spread of infection.

Our government should consider adopting some of porn's self-imposed safety regulations to lessen the spreading of sexually transmitted diseases in the general population.

Shindo said no data can yet prove that antivirals work against this novel H1N1 virus to lessen the severity and spread of the disease, but test tube studies have shown that the virus is not resistant to the drugs.

(Reuters) FRANCE: BLOOD DONATION CURBS Authorities said they would no longer accept blood donated by people who lived in Britain for over a year between 1980 and 1996, in an effort to lessen the risk of spreading the human form of mad cow disease.

This will lessen the risk of spreading the disease on healthy stems.

The outcomes of such an analysis will begin to identify the critical components that drive resistance dissemination enabling a prioritization of the elements in such systems can be changed (or not) to lessen the impact and slow the spread of resistance.

She cited the importance of condoms, counseling and testing; voluntary circumcision to protect males from becoming infected by a female partner; treating mothers to prevent transmission to their babies; and treating infected people with antiviral drugs as early as possible to enhance their own health and lessen the likelihood they will spread the virus to others.

For its part, the WHO has maintained that canceling the Olympics or changing the location of the games will not lessen the risk of Zika spreading internationally.