Sentence examples for surveillance phase from inspiring English sources
Consequently, the strategy implemented during the surveillance phase of these programs relies on the ability to identify sources of reinvasion.
The extended surveillance phase included continuous free access to basic medical care at the research clinic, monthly home visits, and scheduled visits on study days 180, 272 and 364.
The extended surveillance phase included continuous access to free basic medical care at the research clinic, monthly home visits, and scheduled visits on study days 180, 272 and 364.
These data contrast markedly with the 4.6% of infected insects found during the surveillance phase in northwestern Argentina [42] and is consistent with the rate of 58% reported for sylvatic T. infestans in the Andean Valleys of Bolivia [43], [44] and the current high levels of transmission in this part of Bolivia.
3 months surveillance (phase II) after implementation of intervention with comparison of antibiotic use.
The strong effect of time in the surveillance phase on infestation (Tables 4, 5) suggests a dynamic pattern of recolonization.
WHO/AFRO have adapted, further piloted, and subsequently adopted this framework for public health surveillance assessments (Phase I of IDS) in Africa.
– A few unsafe injections were observed during Post-introduction phase: Surveillance and monitoring of AEFI Strengths AEFIFI surveillance protocol described in the fiches techniques of EPI.
Eighty-one seronegative humans and 239 seronegative animals from both villages participated in the first phase surveillance period of Q fever.
The project "Water Quality Control and Surveillance in Iraq (phase two) is a joint initiative of WHO and UNICEF in collaboration with the Ministry of Environment and Ministry of Municipalities and Public Works of Iraq and, the Mayoralty of Baghdad and Ministry of Health and Ministry of Environment/KRG Erbil.
Interestingly, significant up-regulation of neuronal genes during development does occur outside the nervous system in REST-deficient mice, indicating distinct mechanisms for S phase surveillance in non-neural and neural tissues.
