Sentence examples for targeted for control from inspiring English sources

Mastitis control programs have been developed for major mastitis pathogens but few are specifically targeted for control of CNS.

It is now considered by the Food and Agriculture Organisation FAOof of the United Nations the number one foodborne parasite on global scale (pdf), and the infection caused by the worms is one of the World Health Organisation's 17 neglected tropical diseases being targeted for control, elimination, and possibly eradication.

The cellular simulations we presented in the numerical results section have illustrated the case of 100 cells threatened by infection coming from one cell first located in the corner of a global domain of interest, and then near the center of this domain, while the patch targeted for control was chosen to contain four cells located near the center.

Although native NWM is rarely considered a nuisance or targeted for control with herbicides, both EWM and hybrids are considered invasive and are frequently targeted for control with herbicides to limit their negative impacts on biodiversity and ecosystem services in many lakes and rivers.

The primary safety concern is that host range may evolve following the release of the agent, and the agent may have a negative impact on species not targeted for control.

STH infections have not been targeted for control in Ethiopia [ 18], though mass de-worming as a component of the Enhanced Outreach Strategy (EOS) targeting under five children started in 2004 [ 19].

A number of cytokines play essential roles in driving or supporting B cell responses, and are, therefore, candidate targets for controlling the B cell activity in SLE.

Readmission rates have been targeted for cost/reimbursement control.

They have been targeted for emission controls under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.

So here is a man who has spent a quarter of his life in jail and been targeted for extra controls.

Patients with these characteristics may represent important factors to target for better control in clinical practice.