Sentence examples for mitigation and containment from inspiring English sources

The results of SEIR spreading simulations, presented in the Additional file 1, are interestingly very close to the ones of representations aggregated at a weekly timescale, showing that weekly averaged data contain substantially enough information to correctly evaluate mitigation and containment measures.

Finally, the proposed analysis focuses on mitigation and containment measures in response to the notification of a CHIKV case so that our findings should not be considered to design routine prevention protocols25.

Despite studies providing the essential building blocks and frameworks for cost overrun mitigation and containment, the problem still remains a pervasive issue for Governments worldwide.

This will further assist in the design of effective mitigation and containment strategies that will ensure future transportation infrastructure projects meet their expected costs as well as the need of taxpayers.

In addition, the AB model considers a variety of mixing groups, a detailed contact and infection transmission model, disease natural history, and a number of mitigation and containment actions.

The understanding of healthcare systems (including IT networks) and devices vulnerability is critical, especially in the case where radiation mitigation and contamination containment are necessary.

Hence, for early mitigation and possible containment, non-pharmaceutical interventions (NPIs) offer a viable alternative.

Known approaches for pandemic influenza and mitigation containment utilize both pharmaceutical interventions (PHIs) and non-pharmaceutical interventions (NPIs).

Figs.  1 and 2 show the mean daily all-cause and ARI-related sickness absence rates for different staff types during the four periods, including non-epidemic and epidemic periods in the pre-pandemic period, and containment and mitigation phases of the pandemic period.

In your 2008 book Change We Can Believe In you promised, "An Obama Administration will...[s]ecure our chemical plants by setting a clear set of federal regulations that all plants must follow, including improving barriers, containment, mitigation and safety training, and wherever possible, using safer technology, such as less toxic chemicals".

Pandemic plans set out strategies of prevention, containment, mitigation and recovery but workshop participants noted an insufficient link between pandemic plans and public health laws, potentially limiting the effectiveness of those strategies.