Sentence examples for surveillance programmes for from inspiring English sources

This information is important for designing specific surveillance programmes for these special sites and their surroundings.

Additionally irradiation surveillance programmes for all plants were performed during operation.

Compulsory surveillance programmes for avian influenza (AI) have been implemented in domestic poultry and wild birds in all the European Member States since 2005.

In conclusion, we present a model that can be used to explore different sampling strategies, which combined with a cost-benefit analysis would enhance surveillance programmes for low pathogenic avian influenza.

In addition this review may inform long term surveillance programmes for those receiving anthracyclines.

Such evidence would help clinicians target aggressive therapy to susceptible patients and design surveillance programmes for treatment-unresponsive patients.

"We'll slaughter them, take brain stem samples and and check them". She said about 20,000 cows that died over the age of four were checked in Scotland each year as part of the precautionary surveillance programme for BSE.

As the European Food Safety Authority has emphasized the importance of a surveillance programme for campylobacteriosis, the aim of the present study was the optimization of a specific and sensitive PCR protocol able to detect Campylobacter species responsible for gastrointestinal infections.

Based on this, a risk-based surveillance programme for Trichinella is designed that targets all out-door reared pigs as well as all sows and boars (current total 610,000 slaughtered annually).

These chromatograms reveal how a surveillance programme for TS and JM residues can be performed under the proposed chromatographic conditions.

Dr Paul Dale, a radioactive substances specialist at Sepa, said: "The fact that such low concentrations of this radionuclide were detected demonstrates how effective the UK and Scottish surveillance programme for radioactive substances is, and supports the judgment that these observations are the result of a release or releases from the Japanese reactors.