Some factors could distinguish these patients, allowing better initial identification to initiate adapted, rapid administration of appropriate therapy.
Some factors like leukocytes count could distinguish these patients, allowing better initial identification to initiate adapted, rapid administration of appropriate therapy.
These findings indicate that high-risk households could be identified and targeted using a combination of census data and a locally adapted rapid survey of housing conditions, similar to the Premise Condition Index, an aggregate index measuring house condition, patio condition, and patio shade, which has been validated in other countries [ 63, 64].
The proposed method selectively updates the background model with an automatically adaptive rate, thus can adapt to rapid changes.
Higher education also helps people develop the skills they need to adapt to rapid social and economic change.
We ought to ensure that effective education is accessible and affordable for those who will need to adapt to rapid change.
Organisms that do not have the genetic capacity to adapt to rapid climatic changes will be forced to move, or will be driven to extinction, climate scientists say.
Yet in a society built on teamwork and the ability to adapt to rapid change, don't we want young people to break out of the status quo and still be able to work within the structure of an organization?
Author(s): Edna Lonigan Source: The American Economic Review, Vol. 29, No. 2 (Jun., 1939), pp. 246-259 URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/1803623 A learned article making the case that high unemployment is the result of our failure to adapt to rapid technological change, and that there are no easy answers.
Meanwhile, the flexibility of new enterprises leads them to adapt to rapid changes in the market.
