He introduced the practice of quarantine into Germany, and his books make many references to miners' occupational diseases.
A simulation model was constructed to evaluate the probability of importing either a viremic PCR-negative animal after 14-day quarantine, a c-ELISA BTV-antibody-negative animal after 28-day quarantine, or an untested viremic animal after 100-day quarantine into California and into the US.
The general health of each fish was also observed on a daily basis, and abnormal looking or acting fish were quarantined into isolated tanks that were not connected to the general circulation.
Keeping the disease contained is essential, meaning that new infections need to be reported as quickly as possible in order to deploy resources and put efficient quarantines into place.
So instead of quarantining abortion into special clinics, many doctors offer it as part of a menu of services.
As officials reported an outbreak of 29 cases, they had difficulty explaining why it took them until April 12, a week after members of the group became ill, to instruct the entire group to go into quarantine in their homes.
Since the man came down with symptoms a day later, more than 400 people who attended the conference were forced to go into quarantine in Quebec, a province that has yet to have a SARS case.
I was at Steam & Rye bar and restaurant (co-owned by club king Nick House and Kelly Brook), which has just got the £60,000 mechanical bull it imported from the US, out of quarantine and into the middle of its dancefloor.
Inspired of this, many researchers introduce the quarantine strategy into mathematical models to investigate the spread of the worms in a network [8 10].
New Jersey and other states put quarantine rules into place after a New York doctor who treated Ebola patients in West Africa came down with the disease.
