Several practical nonpharmaceutical containment steps need to be considered.
He drafted NSC-68, a policy review for Harry Truman, spelling out the practical tasks Kennan's "containment" doctrine entailed.
A practical example of concrete containment is presented as a case study.
Thus, we believe that a revision of the national pandemic influenza plan, which despite unavoidable gaps in our knowledge, relies on professional and public health opinion to provide more uniform, specific, and practical influenza protection, avoidance and containment practices for pandemic and interpandemic influenza in the community would be helpful.
Consequences of working in high containment are the practical difficulties associated with containing specialist assays and equipment often essential for experimental analyses.
Engineers who work on rig structures said such prefabricated containment domes would not be practical.
In the work of Gou Xiantai et al. [25], they have focused on the first-class automatic reaction of containment since it is quite practical and easy to set up a worm containment system for a metropolitan area networks (MAN) but not for the whole Internet.
While caution must be used in interpreting results, RDS is one of the limited methods available to collect data on MSM in Central America, and presents advantages over alternatives with regards to reaching important populations subgroups, ensuring containment of costs and other practical considerations, such as ensuring safety of teams during field work (59).
Nitze always claimed he was just putting into effect the practical means for securing Kennan's vision of containment.
In this paper, we model the problem of influencing the opinions of groups of individuals as a containment control problem, as in many practical scenarios, the control goal is not full consensus among all the individual opinions, but rather their containment in a certain range, determined by a set of leaders.
