Aiming at population-level predictive gambles, these technologies filter who and what counts, including "who is released from jail, what kind of treatment you'll get in hospital, the very news that you see".
But on Sunday, while Israel viewed the fire from Syria as unintentional, though still unacceptable, the rockets from Gaza were deliberately aimed at population centers.
But while Israel views the fire from Syria as unintentional, though still unacceptable, the rockets from Gaza are deliberately aimed at population centers.
Second, because public health measures aim at population health, communities rather than individuals are the primary locus for moral agency.
Instead, enhancing individuals' propensity to participate in research studies through targeted strategies and study materials aimed at population subgroups with low participation should be more successful at reducing the potential for participation bias.
Whether they aim at population suppression via sterility-inducing males, or spreading genes to reduce malaria transmission (Alphey 2014; Burt 2014) genetically-engineered mosquito releases require the production of large numbers of males capable of successfully inseminating females from target populations (Benedict et al. 2009; Howell and Knols 2009).
As those two articles detail, all of this bulk, indiscriminate surveillance aimed at populations of friendly foreign nations is part of the NSA's "FAIRVIEW" program.
As the two airlines continue to expand, it is inevitable that they begin to compete, experts say, because both need to aim at population-dense areas to support their point-to-point style of flying.
Specific to helmets, multifaceted helmet promotion programs aimed at populations with lower use should be employed (White et al. 2009).
Policies aimed at population-wide CVD prevention, such as legislating for smoke-free public spaces, banning dietary transfats, or halving daily dietary salt intake are generally effective and cost saving.
First of all, Social Security and Medicare are aimed at a population that is not expected to be working, a significant difference from the population at which Obamacare is aimed.
