Sentence examples for standard control measures from inspiring English sources
In the past, chemical pesticides were the standard control measures.
In the 20th century, chemical pesticides became increasingly sophisticated as the standard control measures.
Vaccinations will still be viewed as an adjunct to standard control measures; veterinary health workers will be required to monitor the effects on birds, animals and people.
We are all familiar with the use of horticultural oil, Lorsban, Supracide directed against overwintered "black caps" during this period, as these are long-time standard control measures.
In Vietnam, malaria remains a problem in some remote areas located along its international borders and in the central highlands, partly due to the bionomics of the local vector, mainly found in forested areas and less vulnerable to standard control measures.
Standard control measures (e.g., isolation and vaccine catch-up campaigns) were implemented for outbreak control (17 ) with modest effectiveness.
Each year, in the United States, more than seventy-five thousand people become criminal suspects based on eyewitness identification, with lineups used as a standard control measure.
3. Customs controls shall be performed within a common risk management framework, based upon the exchange of risk information and analysis between customs administrations and establishing, common risk criteria and standards, control measures and priority control areas.
The Network will develop guidelines for data formats, metadata (descriptions of how the data were acquired), standards, quality control measures and other key data-related issues.
A strongly highlighted cross-cutting theme at the summit was the issue of joint natural and technological (Natech) risk accumulation that would need more research to inform regulations, standards, and control measures.
Under this provision, the importer should apply to the designated authorities in the EC member country for an import permission and the application should be accompanied by documentation on the equivalence of standards and control measures.
