Health promotion programs aimed at improving health-seeking behavior and knowledge of home treatment for non-severe conditions such as upper respiratory infections may aid in decreasing the burden faced by families in caring for sick children.
Attitude estimation from light curve analyses will allow incorporating non-spherical object geometries into orbit determination and prediction which will also aid in decreasing the uncertainty in conjunction assessments.
The ability to detect the presence of NSCLC from fluid samples can aid in decreasing the cost and stress to patients associated with current methods (biopsies and CT scans) used to differentiate between a benign and malignant small nodule that detected using CT scans.
Moreover, accumulation of experience, continuous education and training may aid in decreasing the incidence of PEIs in the health care settings.
Since supplemental nutrients aid in decreasing the populations of EcO157 by Platyophyra and Colpoda (Figure 5) and other protozoa in wastewater (Figure 6), attempts to augment beneficial protozoa in dairy lagoons could be a novel approach for on-farm control of zoonotic pathogens in wastewater before the water is distributed to other locations (feed crops, orchards, watersheds, etc).
Thus, an extension education campaign, particularly in high-risk areas, such as veterinary practitioners and dairy farms, could aid in decreasing the incidence of brucellosis.
The use of active surveillance as part of this multifactorial intervention may also aid in decreasing the secondary transmission rates of imported genes.
What's more, expansion of cancer treatment sites in different parts of the country will aid in decreasing the burden placed on the current center and it will also help in averting the challenges faced by patients in terms of cost and accommodation.
More senior physicians repeated PT/INR tests within 1 day in the PHS alert study period compared to the manual alert study period, suggesting the automated PHS alert system aided senior physicians in decreasing the follow-up response time to critical PT/INR results (Table 4, Table 5).
However, many questions about iAs still exist, and the recommendations listed below may aid in decreasing these uncertainties: Link biomarkers of arsenic exposure to effect.
