Sentence examples for surveillance and testing from inspiring English sources

He told the Guardian: "Mr Blair, I fear, has shown no respect for public sector workers, with all his targets surveillance and testing.

Figure 6 shows that strengthening education to high-risk population (i.e., smaller β0) and increasing surveillance and testing (i.e., larger δ) slow down the spread of HIV significantly.

Continued surveillance and testing for H5N1 is warranted, given the current H5N1 epizootic, the ongoing occurrence of human H5N1 cases globally, and the importance of identifying influenza A viruses with pandemic potential in the United States as early as possible.

The vector index was simple to calculate and required only a mosquito surveillance and testing program, thereby saving costs associated with sentinel chicken maintenance and sampling and dead bird reporting and testing programs.

Third, the JS5-like (H10N9) virus was found in chicken suggesting a possible regional presence of both HA and NA donors in poultry following the initial sporadic introduction from migrating wild birds which, fourth, also has implications on which animal hosts should be considered candidates for further surveillance and testing.

The report said the surveillance and testing that was done at Indian Point -- and found lacking -- is common at other plants.

In Thailand, we instituted nationwide surveillance and tested respiratory specimens by polymerase chain reaction and viral isolation.

A key aspect of normalizing behavior is the development of a prescriptive schema where forms of knowledge are combined with training, surveillance, monitoring and testing to ensure their adaptation by those within the institution [3].

It will enable him to expand tick surveillance and test ticks for pathogens.

sites carrying out environmental surveillance and perhaps testing new approaches (and so building knowledge and capacity) without any changes to overall management.

At various points along this spectrum we can identify examples of: sites carrying out environmental surveillance and perhaps testing new approaches (and so building knowledge and capacity) without any changes to overall management.