In such a situation, preventative control may be more heavily reliant on early warning systems that predict outbreaks based on temporal anomalies in epidemiological and environmental warning signals (Lowe et al., 2014; Degallier et al., 2010; Teklehaimanot et al., 2004a, 2004c).
That is why preventative control orders - to prevent, restrict or disrupt involvement in terrorist activity - are a necessary part of our approach and the debate about their future is so important.
From this initial study it appears that SWD oviposition can occur in HV grape varieties, which may require preventative control measures if adults are present in the vineyard.
In May 2008, it provided preventative control to ensure the stable operation of Sichuan Grid after it was substantially damaged by an earthquake.
The first defence line consists of grid strengthening, preventative control (PC), and protection relays to ensure system stability without load interruption under a non-severe contingency.
It is essential to know what type of pest you are dealing with, as it will help you select the correct pesticides or other preventative control methods.
"The department should develop and carry out preventative controls to reduce the likelihood of fraud and error and make sure that planned improvements to IT are made on time," the report says.
Preventative controls stop mistakes from being made.
Splunk automatically pushes the detective and preventative controls by self-immunizing our systems.
Consequently, it is impossible to coordinate preventative controls and emergency controls, let alone self-adaptive protective actions and periodical on-line refreshing of response plans for potential accidents.
As tight glycaemic control is a preventative strategy against ICU complications such as infections, prolonged weaning, and ultimately death, benefit can be expected only if patients remain in the ICU for at least a week.
