Sentence examples for traceback for from inspiring English sources

The US food industry is developing, implementing and maintaining traceability systems designed to improve food supply management, facilitate traceback for food safety and quality, and differentiate and market foods with subtle or undetectable quality attributes.

These events led to new recommendations to expand the traceback for future events through the entire path to envelope origin.

In 2007, the British Columbia Centre for Disease Control used early collaboration with the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA), grocery card shopping records, and product traceback for several suspected items simultaneously to successfully implicate a vehicle in a community Cyclospora outbreak.

These SNPs were the most useful for the spiced meat outbreak investigation and will be useful for both targeted resequencing efforts and for rapid subtyping methods for traceback of future S. Montevideo investigation and diagnosis.

The outbreak illustrates the need to characterize isolates of this organism, and reinforces the need for international traceback mechanisms for fresh produce.

Taking C space as an example, we introduce the SMCRC (which stands for "situation awareness, monitoring and management, cooperative defense, response and recovery, and countermeasures and traceback") loop for constructing a cyberspace security ecosystem.

Traceback investigations for one EcO157 outbreak reported by Washington state in 2002 and two outbreaks in California in 2003 identified a single farm in the Salinas Valley common to all three outbreaks [33].

The algorithm described above requires O(L M) memory to store traceback pointers for recovering an optimal local parse tree.

Moreover, the proposed algorithm is able to report multiple alignments (up to 191 top scores) and the corresponding traceback sequences for any given (query sequence, reference sequence) pair.

The proportion of successful traceback investigations for domestic adult bovine TB cases (83%; 30/36) is commendable; however, the lack of success in identifying the herd of origin for 6 domestic adult bovine TB cases (17%) hinders U.S. bovine TB eradication efforts.

The events that occurred in October in Washington, D.C., suggest the need to ensure that future bioterrorism events involving B. anthracis contamination of envelopes incorporate new understanding of the aerosolization potential in the PDC environment, the need for extensive traceback of contaminated envelopes, and broad initiation of prophylaxis to all persons potentially exposed to spores.