Sentence examples for stringent control measures from inspiring English sources

Several guidelines have been recently published recommending stringent control measures, which are often suggested based on their success in controlling MRSA outbreaks in hospitals with few MRSA or in containing MRSA cases introduced into a hospital with no MRSA.

Its economic impact – as witnessed in the UK in 2001 (Thompson et al., 2002) - is considered sufficient to justify stringent control measures including the implementation of a stamping-out policy with culling of animals on infected farms and, in certain circumstances, where infection is suspected rather than confirmed.

Even more stringent control measures are required to break the chain of transmission of norovirus.

More stringent control measures, including decreased coal combustion, were implemented during the Olympic Games (Zhang XY et al. 2009).

Multiresistant Acinetobacter spp., enterococci, and staphylococci will cause substantial illness and increased treatment costs in those parts of the world that have not installed stringent control measures.

If stringent control measures are taken to prevent further MRSA transmission, MRSA prevalence might subsequently be reduced to sporadic levels (12 ).

An outbreak in the UK would result in the introduction of stringent emergency control measures.

"Every baby on the unit has been screened for this bacterium as a precaution and even more stringent infection control measures have been put in place.

As health officials prepare for another epidemic, they caution that all they can do is impose the stringent infection control measures that worked earlier this year.

Cameron repeated his claim that the UK had some of the most stringent arms control measures of any country anywhere in the world.

No other country in the world with a similar reservoir of bovine TB in wildlife has eradicated TB from cattle without stringent wildlife control measures".