Sentence examples for rabies through from inspiring English sources
In Europe management of fox rabies through culling and distribution of vaccine-loaded baits is a costly program.
The existence of unowned, free-roaming dogs capable of maintaining adequate body condition without direct human oversight has serious implications for disease control and animal welfare, including reducing effective vaccination coverage against rabies through limiting access for vaccination, and absolving humans from the responsibility of providing adequate care for a domesticated species.
In South America several larger urban areas have successfully eliminated rabies through legislation, education, and mass vaccination of dogs (10 ).
Controlling dog rabies through pet vaccination schemes may also play a huge role in reducing the rate of human exposure.
In an outbreak, the higher badger density is a major concern: the model showed a slow spatial spread of rabies through the badger population.
To prevent the invasion of infectious diseases, including rabies, through animals imported into Japan, the Notification System for the Importation of Animals, authorized by the Infectious Diseases Control Law, has been in force since September 2005 (27 ).
Her research work ties closely into communications to the global rabies community through GARC and the End Rabies Now campaign.
The transmission of rabies virus through cornea transplantation has been described, but transmission through solid organ transplantation was not recognized before 2004 (23 ).
British fear of rabies spreading through the Tunnel put down to transference of no-longer acceptable bigotry.
A STRAIN of raccoon-borne rabies spreading through New York State as well as other parts of the country and Canada appears to be gaining a foothold on Long Island, where rabid raccoons were unknown until this summer.
The horror that she might have contracted rabies spreads through her like the disease itself, and yet she refuses to go to the hospital for the standard regimen of preventive shots.
