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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"water-borne disease"”.
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Critical factors controlling regrowth of opportunistic pathogens in premise plumbing
… Pseudomonas aeruginosa) residing in human-made water systems, particularly premise plumbing, are now the primary source of water-borne disease in developed countries. The prevention and control of opportunistic pathogens is a new challenge in premise plumbing due to the limited knowledge …
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Mathematical Modeling, Analysis and Control of Some Infectious Diseases
… predict the development and spread of infectious diseases. In addition they play a critical role in disease control, indicating intervention strategies concerning public health such as vaccinations, isolation, treatments and so on. The underlying theme of this Ph.D. thesis is the mathematical …
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Determinants of health in Nigeria : a case study of Nsukka L.G.A., Enugu state
… the factors that influence the incidence of water-borne diseases. Chapter 4 describes the data collection process, and the methods employed to achieve this. The fifth chapter provides descriptive statistics of the data collected from the sample site. The results of the models used for the …
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Understanding consumers' ornamental plant preferences for disease-free and water conservation labels
… plants to address two key issues; plant disease and irrigation water use. A choice modeling survey was utilized to estimate consumers' willingness to pay a premium for six ornamental plants with disease-free and/or water conservation certification labels. The results of the mixed logit …
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Critical analysis of the Integrated Water Resources Management legal framework in India
Water security is critical not only for achieving economic growth, social development, and maintaining the ecosystem but also for ensuring political stability in any country. Since declining water security will ultimately constrain economic growth, slow poverty alleviation, and leave many exposed …