Sentence examples for measure isolation from inspiring English sources

Conversely, in 1958, Dr. Meyer, Medical Director at Carville, insisted that as disease control measure, isolation is not necessary in many cases and has serious defects[ 53].

To measure isolation quality, we calculated the L-ratio (Schmitzer-Torbert and Redish, 2004), which approximates the fraction of 'contaminated' spikes.

Bayesian inference was used to measure isolation effectiveness, assessed with the measure a1/ a2 (which approximates our measure Eiso), and this was estimated to be 0.75 (95% CI: 0.25, 2.22), pooled across each of the ICUs.

A modified design having measured isolation of 18 dB from 3.5 GHz onwards is also presented.

Secondly, we measured isolation from diverse specimen types, including urine, wound and respiratory cultures.

The Rural Birth Index measured isolation by travel time to a service providing caesarean section [ 17].

In our psychiatric hospital we have a guideline in order to regulate the use of coercitive measures (isolation in specials rooms and use of safety straps).

However, the pandemic spread was well-contained with prompt protective and preventive measures such as vaccination (Fig.  1), enhanced respiratory hygiene measures, isolation, quarantine, "ring prophylaxis" with oseltamivir during this period.

One reason the health education program worked so well was that it was in many ways consistent with indigenous epidemic control measures (isolation, suspension of greetings, dances, public funerals).

Next, we measure the isolation of sensor s i ∈C k from by counting all connected pairs (s i,s j ) such that A ij =1.

Sound measurements and predictions for the inverted 'L' plate receiver demonstrate that a rank order based on free field sound pressures, at one or more locations, may be regarded as a measure of isolation performance.