Sentence examples for prevention methodologies from inspiring English sources

There is therefore a need to identify other substances that may impact the environment in order to design national monitoring programmes, target experimental work and develop pollution prevention methodologies.

Effective prevention methodologies are urgently needed. 2 The few countries that have successfully decreased national HIV prevalence have achieved these gains mostly by prioritising behaviour change among youth.

There are no reliable statistical analyses of dog populations that could be evaluated to determine the effectiveness of the current human rabies prevention methodologies used in Thailand.

The Abstinence, Be Faithful and use a Condom prevention methodology is challenged by supply chain problems, anti-condom sentiments by some religious groups, and limited incorporation of cultural concepts of sex in HIV prevention [ 3, 15].

The survey's objectives are to: Assess knowledge, attitude and practice of mothers with children under 15 on trachoma prevention Identify main causes, barriers and favourable conditions for mothers in taking behaviour of trachoma prevention Methodology Interviews of mothers with children under 15 years old were conducted.

Several novel technical solutions in terms of materials, processes and software are proposed and designed to achieve pollution prevention orientated methodologies with beneficial real-world applications.

Real-Time Analysis for Pollution Prevention: Analytical methodologies need to be further developed to allow for real-time, in-process monitoring and control prior to the formation of hazardous substances.

The prevention study utilised methodologies previously described (Grubbs et al, 1985; Parikh et al, 2005) to test the ability of AFPep, Tam, or the combination of AFPep and Tam to prevent MNU-induced breast cancers in rats.

Background and methodology Prevention of vertical transmission of HIV from mother to child is a priority for UNICEF in Latin America and the Caribbean.

The main objective was to better understand the hospital practices for nosocomial infection prevention and the methodology used for the collection of surveillance data.

EUROBIS, similar to the Epode-like program in the Netherlands (JOGG) (http://www.epode-international-network.com/programmes/jogg), has added a fifth pillar to the ones of EPODE methodology, "linking prevention and healthcare," and proposes a structured combination of preventive and curative actions.