For example, studies have shown that preventing the spread of an invader among lakes [122, 123], and the spread of species among countries through trade [120], is economically preferable to managing species after they arrive.
In 1997, to prevent the spread of a Hong Kong flu virus that killed six people, every chicken in the city was destroyed, 1.2 million birds.
Because of an editing error, the caption may have left the mistaken impression that the man was a rioter, and should have made clear he was trying to prevent the spread of a fire.
ConsumerPowerline controls 300 huge buildings in New York alone, where hastily brokered turnoffs by Macy's and major hotels prevented the spread of a 2006 blackout in Queens — a blackout that lasted for more than a week — into Manhattan.
French foie gras producers have been forced to slaughter thousands of birds being prepared for the lucrative Christmas market to prevent the spread of a virulent strain of bird flu.
According to the Hollywood Reporter, Hanks was speaking in Florence to promote the latest Dan Brown adaptation, Inferno, in which his character must use clues from Dante's Divine Comedy to prevent the spread of a malicious disease designed to halve the world's population.
Cities have many potential vaccines in their arsenal to prevent the spread of a crime epidemic.
Vonema was one of the many villages in Lofa County that successfully implemented its own protocol measures tailored to community needs, and managed to prevent the spread of a virus to their village that ravaged nearby towns and related communities just across the border.
On the other hand, if the vaccine-resistant strain has lower virulence, we must carefully manage vaccination to prevent the spread of a vaccine-resistant strain.
In contrast, quarantine and ring vaccination can prevent the spread of a wide spectrum of diseases.
