Sentence examples for monitoring and control activities from inspiring English sources

Kenya's government agencies need specific projections of tsetse habitat to establish monitoring and control activities.

Photo caption: Raccoon capture during monitoring and control activities against raccoons rabies variant in southern Québec, Canada.

We randomly selected a subsample of raccoons for genetic analysis from all samples collected by the Ministère des Ressources naturelles et de la Faune of Québec (MRNFQ) and its partners during monitoring and control activities against RRV in raccoons, such as the recovery of road-killed animals (Rees et al. 2011) and field tests of oral vaccination efficiency in 2008 and 2009.

13 This negatively impacts attempts to draw a comprehensive picture of the epidemiology of dengue in the region and establish regular surveillance, outbreak monitoring, and relevant prevention and control activities.

The estimates of the number of parasitaemic children produced in this paper are important for planning and implementing malaria control interventions and for monitoring the impact of prevention and control activities.

The estimates of the number of parasitaemic children produced in this paper are very important for planning and implementing control interventions and for monitoring the impact of prevention and control activities.

The seroprevalence information for TB patients and pregnant women could be valuable for planning, monitoring and evaluation of joint prevention and control activities.

"This will give us ready access to high-quality surveillance data and allow for a better understanding of at-risk populations, planning and evaluation of prevention and control activities and ongoing monitoring," a Ministry of Health spokesman said.

Larval surveillance data are not considered further in this evaluation except as a methodological means for operational teams to monitor and manage control activities.

The envisaged value of this serological approach [11], [12], [45] is being born out and the fact that these data can be generated quickly, cheaply and easily through the existing health infrastructure represents a potentially important innovation for implementation and monitoring malaria control activities.

VMS was initially conceived to assist in the monitoring and control of fisheries activities and was legislated prior to changes in EU common fisheries policy [21], which emphasised a greater focus on understanding the effects of fishing at an ecosystem level.