Sentence examples for removal of infectious from inspiring English sources

The profusion of new vaccines has enabled the targeting of new populations for vaccination as well as the cure and removal of infectious agents from their natural reservoirs.

Supernatants collected on day 5 from mock and infected HEC-1 cell cultures, were either used crude or after removal of infectious particles by ultracentrifugation.

We also retrospectively explore the effect of societal learning during the 2003 outbreak of SARS in Singapore, using weekly data on the time between onset of symptoms and removal of infectious individuals.

In 1907, Dr. E. Klapp first used a suction pump for removal of infectious materials in tuberculosis lesions in patient with advanced tuberculosis.

We describe an outbreak of autochthonous chikungunya transmission in Singapore and discuss removal of infectious human reservoirs from transmission areas as an outbreak control strategy.

Singapore's outbreak containment strategy focused primarily on intensive vector control and rapid removal of infectious human reservoirs through active case finding and isolation.

The phrase: 'Elimination of mange mites from a herd' is used here specifically to describe the achieving of total removal of the infectious agent on a herd basis, whilst the word 'eradication' should be reserved for national/regional programs.

In contrast, it has been suggested that SIRS may reflect inadequate removal of the infectious agent responsible for the development of sepsis (Angus, 2011), although in the case of 'sterile' inflammation after polytrauma, ischemia-reperfusion injury or haemorrhagic shock, the role of an infectious agent is not likely.

This approach offers various advantages like removal of the potential infectious sources.

This rapid expansion of cities, with the creation of urban slums, the lack of or inadequate safe water supply, inadequate drainage and sewage networks, and absence of sanitation and solid waste removal, has increased the risk of infectious diseases including diarrheal diseases and respiratory infections [ 2].

We found that two treatments of doxycycline delivered by oral gavage to mice on the day of removal of a single potentially infectious nymphal I. scapularis protected 74% of test mice compared to controls.